Stress and body odor?!
Question: Stress and body odor!?
is there a correlation between the two!? i always found myself smelling nice, needless to say i take great care of my hygiene, and i don't eat meat, but when i'm under stress, my body odor seems to change!. do you knows anything about this!? thanxWww@Answer-Health@Com
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There is a very close relation between two as asked by the questioner in the question!.The mental and intellectual sheaths control the mind and the intellect, respectively!. the intellectual sheath controls the mind sheath which, in turn, controls the air and food sheaths!.Medical science has firmly established that when the mind is upset,in medical terms,when a person is under stress, biological functions,such as,blood pressure,heart rate, digestive system,nervous system,harmonic balance, etc are adversely affected!. Greeting to the questioner for asking wonderful teaching question!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
The reason why some people smell offensively can have various causes - some easily remedied others not - and it is these which need to be dealt with:
* When Body Odor is simply a result of inadequate bathing (and/or cleaning/washing of clothes) the solutions are equally simple - better hygiene, regular bathing/showering as well as the regular washing of clothes - which should ideally always be of natural fiber such as cotton!.
* Much Body Odor is caused by skin bacterial activity on sweat which has dried on the skin - and this makes people who sweat excessively more likely to be affected!. In some people (the excitable 'greyhound/racehorse' types) the sympathetic aspect of the nervous system is dominant and they tend to sweat more, whereas in others (the calmer 'bulldog/carthorse' type) the parasympathetic aspect dominates and they tend to stay calmer!. So keeping stress levels low is important for people who sweat a lot!.
Tactics such as learning relaxation methods and stress coping techniques along with improved nutritional balance, all help to reduce this tendency!.
* In women menstruation and stress often dramatically increases the degree of body odor experienced and careful attention to personal hygiene and dietary excellence is called for!.
* The efficiency or otherwise of our internal detoxification processes are commonly affected by nutrient imbalances - for example the micro-element zinc has been reported by Professor Derek Bryce-Smith, of Reading University, England, as being deficient in people with body odor!.
A thorough review of nutritional status of anyone with Body Odor should be undertaken by a suitable professional nutritional adviser!.
* Body odor is sometimes associated with specific health problems including liver dysfunction, diabetes, digestive problems (parasites etc) and yeast infections and these conditions require professional attention and advice!.
Some people with systemic yeast conditions (Candida) carry a
* When Body Odor is simply a result of inadequate bathing (and/or cleaning/washing of clothes) the solutions are equally simple - better hygiene, regular bathing/showering as well as the regular washing of clothes - which should ideally always be of natural fiber such as cotton!.
* Much Body Odor is caused by skin bacterial activity on sweat which has dried on the skin - and this makes people who sweat excessively more likely to be affected!. In some people (the excitable 'greyhound/racehorse' types) the sympathetic aspect of the nervous system is dominant and they tend to sweat more, whereas in others (the calmer 'bulldog/carthorse' type) the parasympathetic aspect dominates and they tend to stay calmer!. So keeping stress levels low is important for people who sweat a lot!.
Tactics such as learning relaxation methods and stress coping techniques along with improved nutritional balance, all help to reduce this tendency!.
* In women menstruation and stress often dramatically increases the degree of body odor experienced and careful attention to personal hygiene and dietary excellence is called for!.
* The efficiency or otherwise of our internal detoxification processes are commonly affected by nutrient imbalances - for example the micro-element zinc has been reported by Professor Derek Bryce-Smith, of Reading University, England, as being deficient in people with body odor!.
A thorough review of nutritional status of anyone with Body Odor should be undertaken by a suitable professional nutritional adviser!.
* Body odor is sometimes associated with specific health problems including liver dysfunction, diabetes, digestive problems (parasites etc) and yeast infections and these conditions require professional attention and advice!.
Some people with systemic yeast conditions (Candida) carry a
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