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The most common cause of body odor (body odor) is abnormal sweat glands, which is also related to the food you eat. Studies have found that after eating foods such as garlic and onions, the volatile sulfur compounds contained in them will be released through sweat and aggravated Regarding body odor, the US 'Medical Daily' recently published an article that published 5 kinds of foods that you would not expect to increase body odor. People who have body odor should eat more carefully. 1. Wine. Drinking wine or beer occasionally may not cause body odor. However, if you drink too much, part of the alcohol will seep out through your pores and increase your body odor. 2. Asparagus. After eating asparagus, urine will give off a strange smell. Research has found that the culprit of 'asparagus urine' is the mercaptans in asparagus. After the substance is decomposed by digestive enzymes in the body, it will release strong-smelling chemicals. 3. Coffee. Coffee is good for refreshing, but it also activates sweat glands and increases body odor. In addition, coffee is also a diuretic. Excessive drinking can lead to thirst and poor taste. Dry mouth is particularly prone to bacterial growth and increase the risk of bad breath. 4. Curry and cumin. Seasoning spices such as curry and cumin can make meals more delicious, but the smell will stay in the body and linger for a few days, and it will radiate through the pores. If the diet of pregnant women contains strong scent curry, cumin and other foods, newborns Body odor will also be affected. 5. Red meat. Eating too much red meat can also increase body odor. A study published in the American magazine 'Chemical Sensation' found that compared with those who ate meat, participants who did not eat meat had more attractive and more pleasant body odor. The reason is that the digestion of meat is slower in the digestive tract, which can increase the smell of breathing, perspiration, and bowel movements. Often eating chlorophyll-rich vegetables such as spinach and watercress (watercress) can help prevent body odor. Finally, personal product manufacturers are actively inviting powerful distributors across the country to join in to create wealth together. Friends who are interested in acting as a sanitary napkin agent, please hurry up and seize the opportunity to enter the market as soon as possible.