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General Body Odor / Underarm Odor Information
Body and underarm odor affects everyone at one time or another. Excessive exercise, a skipped shower or poor diet can lead to the foul smell of body odor. Although body odor is common, the smell is considered offensive and can lead to self-consciousness. Body odor is not an illness itself, but is a result of lifestyle choices or an underlying condition.

Possible Causes of Body Odor / Underarm Odor
Body odor is a byproduct of the metabolic process of various bacteria, primarily corynebacteria and micrococci, which break down organic substances found on the skin, in sweat or on clothing. These bacteria flourish in moist warm, moist areas of the skin, like the arm pits and feet, where moisture cannot readily evaporate. Body odor is not a permanent problem. Restoring the natural balance of bacteria by destroying the excess unwanted, odor-causing bacteria on the skin and in the system results in elimination of the odor. Poor hygiene, nervousness, excessive sweating, anxiety, stress, detoxification, poor diet and cigarette and alcohol use can also contribute to body odor. Conditions that can result in body odor include kidney disease, liver disease and fungal infections. Body odor can also occur in adolescence due to the rapid changes in hormone levels and sweat gland growth.

Possible Symptoms of Body Odor / Underarm Odor
Symptoms of body odor include unpleasant smells that come from the body. Areas of the body that tend to emit odor include the arm pits, feet and torso.

Possible Lifestyle Changes for Body Odor / Underarm Odor
Many antiperspirants and deodorants may help reduce moisture or mask the odor with a perfume or fragrance, but the most effective way to fight body odor is by maintaining good personal hygiene. Shower daily, especially after exercise. Change underwear every day and always wear clean clothing. Wear clothing that is loose fitting and made of natural fabrics like cotton, silk, linen and wool.

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Beneficial Dietary Supplements
Chlorophyll is an effective deodorizer.

Vitamin B helps remove waste.

Zinc helps balance the body’s metabolism and reduces the cause of bad body odor.

Magnesium enhances the effectiveness of vitamin B and zinc.

Thyme and Lavender Oils kill bacteria.

Sage, when taken in tea form, reduces sweat gland activity.

REFERENCES: Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 3rd Edition, Phyllis Balch, CNC; James F. Balch, M.D.