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Did you know thatbad body odoris actually caused by the toxins that are within the body, and that by eliminating those toxins we can eliminate the body odor? But how do the toxins enter into the body, and why does the foul odor arise mainly when one sweats?
The answer to those questions are very simple. The toxins enter the body by the foods we eat. Animal products are the worst kinds of foods to put into our mouths, red meat especially. Plus cooked foods, processed foods, fast foods, and refined sugars also contribute to bad body odor. The more we eat of these foods, the more toxic we become.
When a person sweats, toxins which are built up in the body are eliminated along with the sweat; thus the foul odor arises when we sweat. But sweat itself is not the cause of body odor; sweating is actually good for you, and can help to eliminate bad body odor.
There are two different types of sweat glands: The Eccrine glands, and the Apocrine glands.
The Eccrine glands are just about all over the body where there is skin, and their primary purpose is to produce sweat to cool down the body during exercise and in hot weather. This sweat is high in salt and is usually odorless.
It is the Apocrine glands, which are designed to remove toxins from the body which cause the bad body odor. These glands are located mainly in the armpits, and groin area. This is why a stronger odor occurs in these areas during sweating.
The sweat produced by the Apocrine glands are high in protein, and guess where the protein is coming from. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out that it comes from the protein in meat. Eating meat on a regular basis causes one to consume an excess amount of protein which can harm the health of the body in many different ways.
All foods that are not natural, or plant-based will cause the body to become toxic over time. And when these toxins are released from the body through sweating, they do not have a pleasant smell. It is very simple, what goes into the body, must come out, and if we put in toxic or dead food, it will not come out smelling very fresh.
All the proteins and other essential nutrients which the body needs can be obtained from a raw plant-based diet.
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