Body Odor
by Dherbs
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Bromhydrosis-also known as body odor-is mainly caused by excretions of the sweat glands accompanied by bacteria.
The apocrine gland is the gland in our body primarily responsible for body odor. Body odor is generally strongest in the under arm area. Both humans and animals are affected by this condition.
There are many factors that can contribute to body odor, including:
- Genetics
- Disease
- Psychological conditions
- Poor hygiene
- Stress
- Diet
- Lifestyle factors
Various diseases and conditions that contribute to excess body odor are:
- Conditions or diseases of the liver
- Diabetic complications
- Various cancers
- Overactive thyroid
An excessive body odor issue does not mean you have a serious condition, but if the problem persists you can take steps to reduce or alleviate your symptoms.
Natural Healing Solutions
Lifestyle can be a cause of body odor. Poor hygiene, a sedentary lifestyle, or drug and alcohol use can escalate the issue. Maintaining your body's health is important. By doing so, many physical conditions, including excess body odor, could be reduced.
Body odor can be decreased in a natural way. Some options to try include:
- Probiotics (good bacteria)
- Cranberry concentrate
- Zinc supplement
- Higher consumption of water, especially alkaline
- Kemetian Gold
- Liquid chlorophyll
Colonics can assist herbs and other natural remedies for body odor. Begin with 3 sets within a week, followed by every three months after that. This is another great way to promote healthy function of the body. Please refer to the Alternative Health Directory for colonic centers in your area.
Dietary Intervention
If you are experiencing excessive body odor, diet can be the first place to look. Try decreasing or eliminating trigger foods and beverages. This may alleviate this issue all together. A generally healthy, unprocessed diet will not only help bromhydrosis, but will help improve your overall wellbeing.
Many people experience additional perspiration when they eat certain foods or drink certain beverages. Spicy foods, hot beverages, and alcohol all can cause increased perspiration, which can develop into increased body odor. Other foods thought to cause problems with body odor are:
- Certain spices
- Red meat
- Processed foods
- Dairy products
- Foods containing high levels of Choline
- Fried foods
DHerbs Solutions
DHerbs offers these solutions to help with bromhydrosis:
Remember, health starts from inside the body!
Thank you for reading!
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