body odor

[Priscilla Tan]

Is this a condition that need to be treated?

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Priscilla

[Shannon Nelson]

Probably not, but it would likely be part of the overall case, and could help guide the choice of remedy--how much, when, what makes better or worse, nature of the smell...
Shannon

[Tanya Marquette]

a body odor that is offensive is a problem. it reflects an imbalance in the body.
it may be from a toxic build up which may be a dietary problem or a chemical processing
problem.
take the case and factor this symptom in
tanya

[John Harvey]

Or it may reflect use of bactericidal deodorant or soap under the arms or in other perspiration-rich areas, which results in bacterial overgrowth. Or it may be due simply to the way a person processes and excretes something as innocuous as garlic or gelatin, and reflect nothing of his or her state of health. It's a minor symptom, and one not worth using in the case unless you know what kind of process it reflects: internal or external, and healthy or deranged.

Cheers!

John

[Ellen Madono]

Hi,

I have heard that suppression of perspiration can be like suppression of any discharge. The foot examples are common in the literature. Do others have experiences of problems stemming from discharges. I have a mercury PX now and suggested to him that he try stop using the deodorant. Need to ask him the results. He said last time the odor was terrible. That:s typical for Merc. This was an HFA analysis.
Best,
Ellen

[Tanya Marquette]

and what if an odorous perspiration develops when there is no use of deodorants, body chemicals of any sort or suppression from drugs?
what is the odor is from under the breast or belly?
what might that suggest?
tanya

[John Harvey]

I think it could still be perfectly healthy; some people just excrete components of certain foods, including garlic and gelatin, through the skin. How do you tell whether it's healthy or not? Even so, it might help if it had a peculiar character, if you could identify that the odour was like something.

Cheers --

John

[Tanya Marquette]

in this case the odor is like rancid milk.
question is how this relates to milk ducts. i once found a reference to the breasts storing toxins in the body.
but can no longer find that reference or any others that would account for this.
if the odor relates to the reproductive organs, then does the under belly odorific perspiration relate to the ovaries
which are in that location?
tanya