Have you ever told anyone that they have body odour?
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just say ..oi!! fatty!!...put some deodorant on u stinky mutt
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Yes. When my infant son was sick he had a certain odor about him that I could not do anything about. When he passed away, I could "smell" him on at least 3 occasions. I then told him I was OK and that he can go to the Father. Ever since I said that to him I have not smelled that scent. I brought this up to my husband and he said he noticed it a couple of times too.
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Hmm, I've never heard of a body that just smells like urine because of kidney disease, unless you pee on yourself or something. I have, however, heard of people having the ability to smell a certain pheromone called androstenone which can smell like urine to some people. It's a component of male sweat, so I dunno if this applies by your picture or name. But it's possible that perhaps you or members of your family can smell this, and if you're sweaty...
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Sometimes the foods you eat can come out through your pores in a bad odor. Try to keep up with what you eat, and see if there is anything that may be causing it in the food area. \n\n(1)Does diet affect body odor?\n\nAlcohol, spicy foods, garlic, cumin, caffeine and hot drinks can all cause us to sweat more. \n\nMedical conditions that change the way we smell:\n\nDisease: if your body smell changes it can be a sign of disease. Diabetics, especially those who use insulin to control their levels of sugar, can smell of acetone (nail-varnish remover). Such individuals require urgent medical attention. People with liver disorders may smell of ammonia and people with yeast infections can smell of beer. Digestive problems can make us smell, but it usually is not a sweat problem and has more to do with gas.\n\nFever makes people sweat more so body odor can be a problem. Night sweats can be due to T.B. Malaria and cancers such as leukaemia or lymphoma can also produce unusual or perfuse sweats. Anyone concerned about the changes in body odor or sweat patterns should seek medical attention.\n\nDrugs: body odor can be caused by the excessive sweating that is a side effect of medication. Some anti-psychotic medications, morphine, high doses of the hormone thyroxin and overdoses of analgesics such as aspirin, acetaminophen (Tylenol,etc) are all known to cause body odor.\n\nAnxiety: when emotions run high the body prepares itself for a 'fight or flight' response. This is a physiological state in which body prepares itself for action. Often we can neither fight nor escape situations that cause anxiety but our bodies still react as though preparing for action. We all sweat during states of arousal even in tiny amounts. This is the basis of measures used in galvanic skin response test used, for example, in lie detectors or with biofeedback equipment.\n\nHeredity: there are some people inherit a tendency to sweat more than others. Excessive sweating is known as hyperhidrosis.\n\nAn inability or reduced ability to sweat is called anhidrosis. It can be a life threatening condition. A hereditary disorder called hypohidrotic ectodermal dyspalsia (HED) means some children are born without sweat glands so are unable to control their body temperature. Burn victims, where large areas of the body is involved, can also have problems with body temperature regulation.\n\nHas being smelly always been social unacceptable?\n\nTricky question. There must have been a time when social or climatic conditions meant that body smells were tolerated more than they are today. Hygeine is now associated with either a lack of smell or the use of perfumed odors. Good water supplies, close working conditions, the media and social trends have, over time, combined to change what is acceptable and desirable.\n\nWhat decides whether a man’s smell is sexy or offensive?\n\nThis is very subjective although there is some evidence that women may be slightly more receptive to natural male odors at certain times of the month. People do seem to be attracted by some natural body odors but not others. Stale sweat is, for most people, a turn off except in intimate moments of short duration!\n\nGeneral hygienic hints to stop nasty niffs\n\nDaily (or more frequent) showers, soap, changing your clothes frequently, (a few times a day if you sweat excessively), choosing natural fiber clothing and changing your diet will all help to get rid of body odor. We spend millions of dollars on deodorants and antiperspirants and it has made a huge difference to the way we smell, but if your trainers stink, well, it's money wasted.\n\n(2) Supplements\nChlorophyll One or two chlorophyll tablets or chlorophyll liquid taken with each meal may also help, as chlorophyll is a great deodorizer. \n\nMagnesium Take magnesium supplements or augment your diet with food sources high in this important mineral. Between 200-500 mg of magnesium have been recommended. You will have to try different doses u
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What's worse?! How's about the body odor that follows the bad breath as the person continues to chat you up and doesn't take a hint.
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I was in a simular situation when I was a manager.  I had an employee that was offending customers.  I had no idea how to approach this person with fear that their reaction would be with anger and/or embarrassment.  It wasn't until someone in a higher position gave me this advice.....\n\nThe person who has the body odor doesn't understand the concept of cleanliness as you do.  So, approaching them you will notice that they may be oblivious to the situation.  My experience was that I was educating them on cleaniness.  Once achieved, this should favor both parties.  \n\nAlthough the person I delt with never changed their ways, probably because we weren't friends and that this person was a bad employee.  Your situation is different.  Still, it's worth the effort to educate....\n\nHope this helps you.\n\n:)\nPeace
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I feel for you. I don't know if you can in the UK but you can in the U.S. Just fire them on the grounds of bad hygiene.Get someother people to sign a statement saying that this person has very bad hygiene. Then if you get took to court for firing them you will have proof. And I do not know any Judge that would expect you to smell someones body odor. Good luck.  Or get a clothes pin! lol.
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I would say - "oh man, your feet reek!" Hot or not - his body functions just like everyone elses. If he chose to take better care once he realized that the smell was offensive then yes, I'd do him. If not, then I would take it as a sign that he's more into himself than he is me and I'd walk. They have products on the market for that!
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Had the same prob w/ a former employee. The woman smelled like fish. I pulled her aside (really aside) and told her that she had the odor of fish about her, and that it was noticable. Found out she was washing her clothing w/ her husband's and he was a commercial fisherman. Soon as she separted the clothing loads for the wash, the problem went away. \n\nThere's no need to humiliate this woman as some have suggested. No gifts of perfume, or deodorant... Just pull her to the side and talk to her gently--like you'd want someone to do for you if you were in the same situation.
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maybe you put out an unnerving odor. hmmm.\n\nI'm here to help.
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Its probably not as bad as she thinks it is.  Some people have a scent and some don't.  Do you notice it or is it just her?
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No none of these smells can harm your body.  But having a dirty bathroom, laundry and body can.  Clean them all up and you should be okay.
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Your question made me remember that I once had a bf long ago that had a thing for women's underarms. It wasn't a smell thing, it was the smoothness. And for the record, I am vegetarian so my sweat does not stink and I always gargle in the morning so my breath is tingly sweet. :)
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Are you asking - can you smell the smell you just smelled on your breath?????????\n\nInteresting thought.\n\nOMG!!!!!!!! I hope not, I sometimes have to use the toilet after my husband's been in there.......... and I'd hate to think that THAT was on my breath!!!
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have you had a good close look at 1 something that looks like that HAS TO SMELL  lol
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It's never okay to tell someone you really don't know well that they have an odor problem. Offering mints,gum to the person is acceptable.Telling your boss or supervisor about the problem and asking for them to help is the other way to deal with it.
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I usually just walk up to them and tell them.. the same way as if they had a booger hanging out of their nose... I would want someone to tell me!!!