2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2004.08.004
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Preliminary investigation of the effect of peppermint oil on an objective measure of daytime sleepiness

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“…In addition, this finding supports data from our laboratory (Johnson, Miles, Harrison, Haddrell, Osborne, Wilson, and Jenks, in preparation) showing that pupillary unrest (a physiological measure inversely associated with alertness, e.g. Norrish and Dwyer, 2005) is significantly reduced by a chewing gum condition compared to both sham and no chewing controls. The exact mechanism underpinning the increase in selfrated alertness is unclear but it may be driven by the mint flavour (e.g.…”
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