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Published 11:05 20 Jul 2019 BST
Updated 17:24 20 Jul 2019 BST

The results found that the former group had a better brain reaction to smell specifically in the areas of the brain that stores memory.
Speaking to the NY Post, Dr Sarah Banks, author of the study spoke of how smelling wine has a positive effect on your brain.
"Though we don’t know for sure, there is a possibility that when it comes to the brain, thicker is better" "It seems like if you have more brain in those areas, it’ll take longer to feel the effects of the disease, but it’s speculation."We'll take that!