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Turns out the saying "Smells fishy" isn't just a metaphor: Fishy smells actually do raise our suspicions. In a University of Michigan study, people became more mistrustful when investing money if they smelled fish oil spray as opposed to a different foul odor (flatulence, to be exact). From the December 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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