Memory Air

06/04/2026

Let me ask you a question… how’s your memory? 🧠

And now a follow up… how do you rate your sense of smell? 👃

This is the idea behind Memory Air! There’s a connection between the two.

Get a whiff of that!

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06/03/2026

Longevity agents may do more than support healthy aging — they may also support your sense of smell.

Emerging research links several well-known longevity interventions (including NAD, taurine, caloric restriction, exercise, hormone replacement therapy, and others) with improvements in olfactory function.

Why does this matter? Because olfaction is not just about smell. It is closely tied to memory, cognition, emotion, and overall brain health.

One possible explanation is that many of these agents support cellular health, repair, and growth — mechanisms that may also benefit the olfactory system.

At , we’re continuing our own novel research while also looking closely at the broader body of existing science. Our goal is to better understand the unique role the olfactory system plays across the mind and body.

06/03/2026

One of the most moving moments at the Senior Living Innovation Forum was hearing DavidHeavens story — a beautiful reminder of the power of caregiving, family, and friendship.

Los Angeles-based caregiver David Heavens talks with PEOPLE about his bond and working relationship with Frank, a 91-year-old veteran

06/02/2026

Memory Air is featured in Season 4 of America ByDesign! 

Travel​ across America to see the best in new design and innovation. From medical technology advancement to iconic footwear, you’ll see the best of American design excellence. The series provides deep insights into what it takes to imagine, create and bring to life the new and the impossible.

America ByDesign: Innovations | 🎥 Check out the full episode on YouTube

06/01/2026

Lost your sense of smell? It​'​s still worth “exercising” it.

This image shows brain activity in people with anosmia (the inability to detect smell) before and after olfactory training. The dots represent areas of brain activity.

Smell isn’t just about scent. It’s deeply connected to memory, emotion, and brain health.

06/01/2026

Ocean air. California sunshine. A few days to slow down and think bigger. What a way to kick off in Carlsbad! 🌊☀️

Day 2, let’s go! We’d love to connect, shoot us a DM.

05/23/2026

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05/23/2026

The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research offers free smell tests as part of its mission to help identify Parkinson’s early. Loss of smell often precedes Parkinson’s and may also appear before certain forms of dementia.

We recently received feedback from the spouse of a Memory Air customer with Parkinson’s. After four months of using the device, she noticed her husband was remembering words more easily, sleeping better, and generally seemed to be in a better mood. He later took a Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test and doubled his previous score from before using the device.

It’s encouraging to see both non-invasive screening tools and non-pharmacological therapeutic approaches being explored for Parkinson’s, dementia, and related conditions.

Smell loss may be one of the most important signals of Parkinson’s risk. Our landmark study is exploring this link toward prevention. We’re asking everyone age 40 and up without Parkinson’s disease to take a smell test. Help scientists learn more about risk and develop new treatments.

05/22/2026

Great conversation and all things memory care at Argentum's Senior Living Executive Conference. Leaving Nashville energized and inspired for what's ahead