When it comes to body odor, we believe that everyone has it. Especially in hot weather like in our country, just stepping out of the bathroom sometimes makes the middle of your back sweat already. But among body odor, there are different levels. Some can use deodorant to get rid of it during the day, and some can’t use anything else. เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา Have you ever wondered why your body odor is stronger than the people around you who you live with all day or even use the same deodorant but get different results?
Where does body odor come from?
Ordinary sweat from sweat glands on the arms, legs, torso and back doesn’t actually have a smell. It’s sweat from sweat glands called Eccrine sweat glands that are in various parts of the body. Whenever it’s hot, sweat comes out to help regulate the body’s temperature. But the reason sweat has a smell comes from 2 main causes:
– Sweat mixed with microorganisms and bacteria that live on the skin.
– Sweat comes from sweat glands called Apcocrine sweat glands, which are usually clear sweat, but are slightly more sticky than normal sweat and have a stronger smell. This type of sweat gland is located in the armpits, groin, under the breasts, ears, etc.
5 reasons why you smell worse than normal people
- Spicy food
Whether it is extremely spicy, extremely salty, extremely sour, or food that has a lot of ingredients, strong-smelling spices such as garlic (which also makes your mouth smell bad), onions, galangal, lemongrass, curry paste, chili, pepper, or fruits that contain sulfur such as durian, sataw, acacia, etc., these foods increase the degree of body odor more than people who do not eat them or people who eat less. In addition, the spicy taste also causes more sweating.
- Overweight
Try to notice that fat people tend to have stronger body odor than thinner people. Because in addition to fat people being more likely to have moist external organs, creating unpleasant odors in the armpits, belly, groin, and various joints more than thin people, the sweat glands in the armpits and groin also produce more sweat than thin people.
- Oily food, fried food
Greasy and fried foods are one of the things that make us overweight (in other words, fat). They also stimulate the sweat glands in the armpits and groin.
- Red meat
Red meat, such as beef and other large meats, has been associated with stronger body odor compared to people who do not eat red meat, or when people do not eat red meat.
- Using a deodorant that is not suitable for you
This is like general cosmetics. If you don’t like this one, try different ones until you find the right one. If roll-on doesn’t work, try spray. If high-tech ones don’t work, try regular alum. It might work for you.