Body Odour (BOO)
(H/DR Adeeb Ahmed, Karachi)
Unpleasant odour emanating from
the body
Body Odour usually occurs as a result of toxins excreted from the body via the
Skin or by the actions of Bacteria on the milky fluid secreted by the Apocrine
Sweat Glands that are located in the armpits and pubic regions of the body.
These Substances Alleviate Body Odour
Minerals
Magnesium (@ 400 mg per day) helps to remove the substances that cause Body
Odor. from the body. Excessive Body Odour can occur as a result of Zinc
deficiency.
Pigments
Chlorophyll helps to prevent Body Odour.
Vitamins
Para Aminobenzoic Acid (PABA) (@ 400 mg per day) helps to remove the substances
that cause Body Odour from the body.
Vitamin B6 (@ 25 mg per day) helps to remove the substances that cause Body
Odour from the body.
These Foods or Herbs Alleviate Body Odour
Arnica (flowers applied topically) contains substances that can dramatically
decrease the proliferation of the Detrimental Bacteria that cause Body Odour.
Calendula contains substances that dramatically decrease proliferation of the
Detrimental Bacteria that cause Body Odour.
Radish (applied topically to the armpits or feet) alleviates Body Odour or Foot
Odour.
These Substances Exacerbate Body Odour
Bacteria - Detrimental
Detrimental Bacteria in the Digestive Tract increase the production of Hydrogen
Sulphide & Sulphur Dioxide which are absorbed into the bloodstream and excreted
via the Skin & Lungs.
Lipids
Excessive consumption of dietary Fats increases the proliferation of Detrimental
Bacteria within the Digestive Tract, leading to Body Odour.
Proteins
Excessive consumption of dietary Proteins increases the proliferation of
Detrimental Bacteria within the Digestive Tract, leading to Body Odour.
Toiletries
Many commercial Anti-Perspirants (paradoxically) cause Body Odour by clogging up
the pores of the Skin.
Vitamins
Excessive consumption of Choline can cause a "fishy" odour of the body.
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