Brain health begins
with your 5 senses
Vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch are vital biomarkers
for cognitive wellness. At-home testing keeps you sharp.
The Checklist That Could Save Your Mind
Most people don’t know this, but your brain’s health depends on your senses. This free checklist reveals the 10 essential secrets you need to stay sharp.
The Checklist That Could Save Your Mind
Most people don’t know this, but your brain’s health depends on your senses. This free checklist reveals the 10 essential secrets you need to stay sharp.
At SuperSenses, our mission is to raise awareness about the critical link between sensory health and brain health. We provide the tools and resources to empower you to care for your brain by caring for your five senses.
How Does SuperSenses Work?
1. Order Your Kit
Everything you need to test your 5 senses, all in one kit, delivered right to your door. Once your kit arrives, download our app and follow the simple on-screen instructions to guide you through the process step by step.
2. Discover Your Sensory Baseline
Use our doctor-developed at-home assessments on all five senses—vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. Establish your sensory health baseline to understand where you stand.
3. Gain Immediate Insights
Receive immediate, personalized recommendations and protocols designed by doctors to enhance brain health and cognitive performance. Incorporate expert-guided lifestyle suggestions to boost memory, focus, and overall cognitive vitality.
4. Retest and Benchmark Progress
Regularly retest to benchmark your progress. Track improvements, refine your approach, and detect early signs of decline to maintain and enhance cognitive health.
What the Research Says
Research shows that when sense health goes down, cognition goes down, increasing the risk of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and dementia. By maintaining strong senses, you ensure that your brain receives the vital sensory input it needs for memory retention, focus, and overall cognitive function.
MEET THE FOUNDER
"85% of Alzheimer's patients show reduced sense of smell before cognitive symptoms. Each 10 decibel increase in hearing loss raises dementia risk by 20%. The connection between brain health and sense health cannot be understated. The key to cognitive vitality is through testing, protecting, and optimizing our senses."
—Datar Sahi, SuperSenses Founder
Supported by our Science Advisory Board, SuperSenses is driven to improve brain health through accessible, at-home sense testing.
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What is "Sense Health"?
Your five senses aren’t just tools for navigating the world; they’re closely tied to your cognitive health. A decline in any one of your senses, whether it’s a loss of smell or diminished hearing, can be an early warning sign of brain health issues. Research has shown that sensory decline is a risk factor for neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
The Effect Sense of Smell Has On Your Brain
Reduced sense of smell, known as olfactory impairment, serves as both a risk factor and an early warning sign for neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Research has consistently shown that individuals experiencing a decline in their sense of smell are more likely to develop these conditions later in life. In fact, studies indicate that up to 90% of individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease also experience olfactory impairment.
Preventing Hearing Loss: Essential Tips and Safe Listening Practices
Hearing is one of our most vital senses, yet it is often taken for granted until problems arise. Prolonged exposure to loud noises—whether at work, during leisure activities, or even at home—can lead to gradual hearing loss over time. To preserve your hearing, it’s essential to understand safe listening practices and the risks associated with different noise levels.
At-Home Sense Tests Backed by Research and Developed by Doctors
The sense of smell is often one of the earliest indicators of cognitive decline, including conditions like Alzheimer's disease. Changes in your ability to detect odors can occur before other symptoms, making it a critical marker for early detection. Regularly testing your sense of smell can provide early warnings of cognitive health issues.
Test Method: We use the 12-Odorant Scratch & Smell Test to evaluate your ability to detect and identify various odors. This test provides valuable insights into your olfactory function, helping you monitor changes over time.
When I discovered that I carry the APOE-e4 gene, I was incredibly worried about my future. To monitor my cognitive health, I started using SuperSenses. The at-home tests allow me to regularly check my sense of smell, which I've learned is a key early indicator of cognitive decline. Through the app, I discovered the benefits of smell training.
Brian W. - SuperSenses User
Support Memory & Mental Clarity
Having strong senses ensures your brain receives optimal sensory inputs, which enhances neural connections and brain function. This stimulation boosts memory retention and sharpens focus, keeping your cognitive abilities at their peak.
Maintain a High Quality of Life
Strong cognitive health is linked to everything from better judgment and decision-making, to better finances and ability to resist financial scams, to ability to learn new skills and excel in the workplace.
Gain Peace of Mind
By monitoring your senses as part of your integrative wellness plan, you can detect early changes and take timely actions to maintain cognitive health, ensuring you're doing everything possible to protect your brain.
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