Re: underarm odor that wont go away

[Guest guest]

are you chelating yet and are you using dmps or dmsa...

The reason i ask I was a week on dmps and it caused a lot of

symptoms/problems. one of which was the new and somehat weird body

smells. said dmps will chelate tissues/skin more than

dmsa so this might be what was causing my " smell " ...but I am sure it

(dmps) did something

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

> Nothing stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting

> out of the shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than

> normal BO.

> It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus

> but I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

> It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

> weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

> starting it again it hasn't gone away.

>

> I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus and tried it but

> that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue that unless I knew

> it was the problem.

>

> Please help, thanks..

[Guest guest]

My armpits have a pronounced smell of fenugreek when I am on a

chelation round. I use ALA only. There is no source of fenugreek (no

curry etc) in my diet, and it mostly goes away at the end of the

round. One armpit always smells more than the other.

I did have this before chelation but not as pronounced. It would get

much stronger when I ate something with fenugreek in it. My father has

the same armpit odor only if he eats something with fenugreek in it.

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away. Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus but

> I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

>

> It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

> weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

> starting it again it hasn't gone away.

>

> I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus and tried it but

> that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue that unless I knew

> it was the problem.

>

> Please help, thanks..

>

[Guest guest]

My wife and I have noticed a correlation between

chelation and underarm odor. It generally flares up

right after a round. Over time it seems to have

gotten better.

--- topbrokersf topbrokersf@...> wrote:

>

> are you chelating yet and are you using dmps or

> dmsa...

>

> The reason i ask I was a week on dmps and it caused

> a lot of

> symptoms/problems. one of which was the new and

> somehat weird body

> smells. said dmps will chelate

> tissues/skin more than

> dmsa so this might be what was causing my

> " smell " ...but I am sure it

> (dmps) did something

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > I have been having this underarm odor that will

> not go away.

> > Nothing stops it and it starts smelling within 3

> hours of getting

> > out of the shower. It's a slightly different type

> of smell than

> > normal BO.

>

> > It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some

> sort of fungus

> > but I don't know how to tell what kind it is and

> what would help.

>

> > It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a

> way for a couple

> > weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran

> out, and since

> > starting it again it hasn't gone away.

> >

> > I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus

> and tried it but

> > that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue

> that unless I knew

> > it was the problem.

> >

> > Please help, thanks..

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My wife and I have noticed a correlation between

chelation and underarm odor. It generally flares up

right after a round. Over time it seems to have

gotten better.

--- topbrokersf topbrokersf@...> wrote:

>

> are you chelating yet and are you using dmps or

> dmsa...

>

> The reason i ask I was a week on dmps and it caused

> a lot of

> symptoms/problems. one of which was the new and

> somehat weird body

> smells. said dmps will chelate

> tissues/skin more than

> dmsa so this might be what was causing my

> " smell " ...but I am sure it

> (dmps) did something

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > I have been having this underarm odor that will

> not go away.

> > Nothing stops it and it starts smelling within 3

> hours of getting

> > out of the shower. It's a slightly different type

> of smell than

> > normal BO.

>

> > It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some

> sort of fungus

> > but I don't know how to tell what kind it is and

> what would help.

>

> > It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a

> way for a couple

> > weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran

> out, and since

> > starting it again it hasn't gone away.

> >

> > I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus

> and tried it but

> > that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue

> that unless I knew

> > it was the problem.

> >

> > Please help, thanks..

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh good ... we can all stink together. Yes I have the same

issue ... and I am also ALA only. It is much stronger on round. And

also one armpit more than the other. It was also strong right after

each quadrant of fillings was removed. I have had my underarms skin

scraped by a dermo during the worst of it (when I was breaking out

in rashes because for the first time in years I was sweating like a

normal person) and nothing. It's got to be the detox somehow, I

think.

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus

but

> I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

>

> It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

> weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

> starting it again it hasn't gone away.

>

> I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus and tried it but

> that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue that unless I

knew

> it was the problem.

>

> Please help, thanks..

>

[Guest guest]

Oh good ... we can all stink together. Yes I have the same

issue ... and I am also ALA only. It is much stronger on round. And

also one armpit more than the other. It was also strong right after

each quadrant of fillings was removed. I have had my underarms skin

scraped by a dermo during the worst of it (when I was breaking out

in rashes because for the first time in years I was sweating like a

normal person) and nothing. It's got to be the detox somehow, I

think.

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus

but

> I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

>

> It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

> weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

> starting it again it hasn't gone away.

>

> I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus and tried it but

> that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue that unless I

knew

> it was the problem.

>

> Please help, thanks..

>

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation richard_furr2000 wrote:

I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away. Nothing

stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of the

shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

-----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there, even right after

showering. I think this has gotten better as I have chelated and definitely

think that it has something to do with detoxing.-----------Jackie

It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus but

I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

starting it again it hasn't gone away.

---------My sister mentioned something like this about her husband, and was

wondering if it was a fungus or yeast or something. He has taken oil of

oregano, and she thinks it has gotten better. So you may want to continue with

some sort of natural antifungal.----------Jackie

I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus and tried it but

that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue that unless I knew

it was the problem.

Please help, thanks..

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In frequent-dose-chelation richard_furr2000 wrote:

I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away. Nothing

stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of the

shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

-----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there, even right after

showering. I think this has gotten better as I have chelated and definitely

think that it has something to do with detoxing.-----------Jackie

It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus but

I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

starting it again it hasn't gone away.

---------My sister mentioned something like this about her husband, and was

wondering if it was a fungus or yeast or something. He has taken oil of

oregano, and she thinks it has gotten better. So you may want to continue with

some sort of natural antifungal.----------Jackie

I read about using selsen blue to kill one fungus and tried it but

that was too messy and I wasn't going to continue that unless I knew

it was the problem.

Please help, thanks..

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[Guest guest]

This is interesting, in an odd sort of way. I too noticed an

underarm oder that I hadn't before, sort of smells sulphery (sp) like

the DMSA. What's strange is that when I was younger I used to have

underarm oder, but within the last 10 or so years I don't really get

an underarm oder at all, didn't have to use an underarm deoderant. I

just never smelt like I did when I was younger. Very strange.

Mike

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there,

even right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

detoxing.-----------Jackie

>

>

>

> It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus

but

> I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

>

> It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

> weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

> starting it again it hasn't gone away.

>

> ---------My sister mentioned something like this about her

husband, and was wondering if it was a fungus or yeast or something.

He has taken oil of oregano, and she thinks it has gotten better. So

you may want to continue with some sort of natural antifungal.--------

--Jackie

[Guest guest]

This is interesting, in an odd sort of way. I too noticed an

underarm oder that I hadn't before, sort of smells sulphery (sp) like

the DMSA. What's strange is that when I was younger I used to have

underarm oder, but within the last 10 or so years I don't really get

an underarm oder at all, didn't have to use an underarm deoderant. I

just never smelt like I did when I was younger. Very strange.

Mike

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there,

even right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

detoxing.-----------Jackie

>

>

>

> It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus

but

> I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

>

> It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

> weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

> starting it again it hasn't gone away.

>

> ---------My sister mentioned something like this about her

husband, and was wondering if it was a fungus or yeast or something.

He has taken oil of oregano, and she thinks it has gotten better. So

you may want to continue with some sort of natural antifungal.--------

--Jackie

[Guest guest]

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there, even

right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

detoxing.-----------Jackie

Yeah I have a strange odor too, mainly just from the right armpit. It

is there even right after a shower. I have noticed that any

supplement, food, or drug that increases noradrenaline or dopamine

really makes it stink worse. Very weird. Serotonin brings it down to

almost nothing. I cannot make any sense out of that at all, and I

doubt any naturopath or doctor could explain it either.

It is such an odd smell I cannot find the words to describe it. I

guess a sulfury tone might be kind of in the ballpark. But still, it

is just not describable. It is not a body odor you've ever smelled on

anyone else in your entire life anywhere. Very unique, very pungeant,

and I find repulsive. OTC deodorant is useless on it. I use a natural

deodorant made mostly of oils that helps the most, as it soaks up a

lot of the smell.

My best guess is that it has something to do with one or all of these

things:

Fungal overgrowth, such as candida.

An overflowing burden of bodily toxins, from unknown infections or

microbes.

Something related to the liver...such as slow phase 2.

Some damage done to the glands from mercury.

[Guest guest]

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there, even

right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

detoxing.-----------Jackie

Yeah I have a strange odor too, mainly just from the right armpit. It

is there even right after a shower. I have noticed that any

supplement, food, or drug that increases noradrenaline or dopamine

really makes it stink worse. Very weird. Serotonin brings it down to

almost nothing. I cannot make any sense out of that at all, and I

doubt any naturopath or doctor could explain it either.

It is such an odd smell I cannot find the words to describe it. I

guess a sulfury tone might be kind of in the ballpark. But still, it

is just not describable. It is not a body odor you've ever smelled on

anyone else in your entire life anywhere. Very unique, very pungeant,

and I find repulsive. OTC deodorant is useless on it. I use a natural

deodorant made mostly of oils that helps the most, as it soaks up a

lot of the smell.

My best guess is that it has something to do with one or all of these

things:

Fungal overgrowth, such as candida.

An overflowing burden of bodily toxins, from unknown infections or

microbes.

Something related to the liver...such as slow phase 2.

Some damage done to the glands from mercury.

[Guest guest]

--

This is strange as I have experienced the same thing. It might just

be mercury or something we are doing to try and get rid of the

mercury??

- In frequent-dose-chelation , " stringworship "

wrote:

>

>

> >

> > I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

> Nothing

> > stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out

of

> the

> > shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

> >

> > -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there,

even

> right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

> chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

> detoxing.-----------Jackie

>

> Yeah I have a strange odor too, mainly just from the right armpit.

It

> is there even right after a shower. I have noticed that any

> supplement, food, or drug that increases noradrenaline or dopamine

> really makes it stink worse. Very weird. Serotonin brings it down

to

> almost nothing. I cannot make any sense out of that at all, and I

> doubt any naturopath or doctor could explain it either.

>

> It is such an odd smell I cannot find the words to describe it. I

> guess a sulfury tone might be kind of in the ballpark. But still,

it

> is just not describable. It is not a body odor you've ever smelled

on

> anyone else in your entire life anywhere. Very unique, very

pungeant,

> and I find repulsive. OTC deodorant is useless on it. I use a

natural

> deodorant made mostly of oils that helps the most, as it soaks up

a

> lot of the smell.

>

> My best guess is that it has something to do with one or all of

these

> things:

> Fungal overgrowth, such as candida.

> An overflowing burden of bodily toxins, from unknown infections or

> microbes.

> Something related to the liver...such as slow phase 2.

> Some damage done to the glands from mercury.

>

[Guest guest]

--

This is strange as I have experienced the same thing. It might just

be mercury or something we are doing to try and get rid of the

mercury??

- In frequent-dose-chelation , " stringworship "

wrote:

>

>

> >

> > I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

> Nothing

> > stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out

of

> the

> > shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

> >

> > -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there,

even

> right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

> chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

> detoxing.-----------Jackie

>

> Yeah I have a strange odor too, mainly just from the right armpit.

It

> is there even right after a shower. I have noticed that any

> supplement, food, or drug that increases noradrenaline or dopamine

> really makes it stink worse. Very weird. Serotonin brings it down

to

> almost nothing. I cannot make any sense out of that at all, and I

> doubt any naturopath or doctor could explain it either.

>

> It is such an odd smell I cannot find the words to describe it. I

> guess a sulfury tone might be kind of in the ballpark. But still,

it

> is just not describable. It is not a body odor you've ever smelled

on

> anyone else in your entire life anywhere. Very unique, very

pungeant,

> and I find repulsive. OTC deodorant is useless on it. I use a

natural

> deodorant made mostly of oils that helps the most, as it soaks up

a

> lot of the smell.

>

> My best guess is that it has something to do with one or all of

these

> things:

> Fungal overgrowth, such as candida.

> An overflowing burden of bodily toxins, from unknown infections or

> microbes.

> Something related to the liver...such as slow phase 2.

> Some damage done to the glands from mercury.

>

[Guest guest]

Just to add my 2 cents to all the odor talk... during the year after

amalgam removal I had quite an odor... smelled sort of like sweat all

the time. I wasn't chelating at the time. I took lots of baths

everyday because of it.

When I did do a lot of saunas, the towel that my sweat dripped on had

quite an odor. I think it was my body putting a lot of sulfur in my

sweat in an attempt to get rid of toxins.

The good news is that it either stopped or I got used to it. No one

in my house has complained anyway.

J

[Guest guest]

Just to add my 2 cents to all the odor talk... during the year after

amalgam removal I had quite an odor... smelled sort of like sweat all

the time. I wasn't chelating at the time. I took lots of baths

everyday because of it.

When I did do a lot of saunas, the towel that my sweat dripped on had

quite an odor. I think it was my body putting a lot of sulfur in my

sweat in an attempt to get rid of toxins.

The good news is that it either stopped or I got used to it. No one

in my house has complained anyway.

J

[Guest guest]

Just to add my 2 cents to all the odor talk... during the year after

amalgam removal I had quite an odor... smelled sort of like sweat all

the time. I wasn't chelating at the time. I took lots of baths

everyday because of it.

When I did do a lot of saunas, the towel that my sweat dripped on had

quite an odor. I think it was my body putting a lot of sulfur in my

sweat in an attempt to get rid of toxins.

The good news is that it either stopped or I got used to it. No one

in my house has complained anyway.

J

[Guest guest]

--

Interesting.. Sure hope it goes away. I don't know what sulphur smells

like but is a funny odor and also smell in discreet place. I am

constantly cleaning and never had an odor like this. I have a small

tumor on my arm and have been using DMSO but that is only occasionally

and only place. I was delibertely poisoned and don't know for sure

what it was but told was mercury poisoning. That keeps me wondering. I

have had a hysterectomy also.

- In frequent-dose-chelation , " "

wrote:

>

>

> Just to add my 2 cents to all the odor talk... during the year after

> amalgam removal I had quite an odor... smelled sort of like sweat all

> the time. I wasn't chelating at the time. I took lots of baths

> everyday because of it.

>

> When I did do a lot of saunas, the towel that my sweat dripped on had

> quite an odor. I think it was my body putting a lot of sulfur in my

> sweat in an attempt to get rid of toxins.

>

> The good news is that it either stopped or I got used to it. No one

> in my house has complained anyway.

>

> J

>

[Guest guest]

--

Interesting.. Sure hope it goes away. I don't know what sulphur smells

like but is a funny odor and also smell in discreet place. I am

constantly cleaning and never had an odor like this. I have a small

tumor on my arm and have been using DMSO but that is only occasionally

and only place. I was delibertely poisoned and don't know for sure

what it was but told was mercury poisoning. That keeps me wondering. I

have had a hysterectomy also.

- In frequent-dose-chelation , " "

wrote:

>

>

> Just to add my 2 cents to all the odor talk... during the year after

> amalgam removal I had quite an odor... smelled sort of like sweat all

> the time. I wasn't chelating at the time. I took lots of baths

> everyday because of it.

>

> When I did do a lot of saunas, the towel that my sweat dripped on had

> quite an odor. I think it was my body putting a lot of sulfur in my

> sweat in an attempt to get rid of toxins.

>

> The good news is that it either stopped or I got used to it. No one

> in my house has complained anyway.

>

> J

>

[Guest guest]

> is there even right after a shower. I have noticed that any

> supplement, food, or drug that increases noradrenaline or dopamine

> really makes it stink worse. Very weird.

It's funny you mention that because I just took some L-Tyrosine the

past few days and it the smell has been much worse.

What you describe is dead on. Thats so weird that this is so common

among us yet unexplainable. I wonder if Andy would have any insight

into why this is happening.

I haven't had success with any of the natural deodorants I've been

using. I'm going to try gold bond or something to absorb it.

I think it also really started to be noticeable after amalgam removal.

The only thing that seems to really be feasible is to wash my armpits

with soap a couple times a day, cause I'm not willing to take that

many showers.

Especially Odd is that sometimes the odor seems to come mostly or all

from the right armpit. I remember reading that this has something to

do with the Thyroid.

> >

> > I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

> Nothing

> > stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

> the

> > shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

> >

> > -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there, even

> right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

> chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

> detoxing.-----------Jackie

>

> Yeah I have a strange odor too, mainly just from the right armpit. It

Serotonin brings it down to

> almost nothing. I cannot make any sense out of that at all, and I

> doubt any naturopath or doctor could explain it either.

>

> It is such an odd smell I cannot find the words to describe it. I

> guess a sulfury tone might be kind of in the ballpark. But still, it

> is just not describable. It is not a body odor you've ever smelled on

> anyone else in your entire life anywhere. Very unique, very pungeant,

> and I find repulsive. OTC deodorant is useless on it. I use a natural

> deodorant made mostly of oils that helps the most, as it soaks up a

> lot of the smell.

>

> My best guess is that it has something to do with one or all of these

> things:

> Fungal overgrowth, such as candida.

> An overflowing burden of bodily toxins, from unknown infections or

> microbes.

> Something related to the liver...such as slow phase 2.

> Some damage done to the glands from mercury.

>

[Guest guest]

> is there even right after a shower. I have noticed that any

> supplement, food, or drug that increases noradrenaline or dopamine

> really makes it stink worse. Very weird.

It's funny you mention that because I just took some L-Tyrosine the

past few days and it the smell has been much worse.

What you describe is dead on. Thats so weird that this is so common

among us yet unexplainable. I wonder if Andy would have any insight

into why this is happening.

I haven't had success with any of the natural deodorants I've been

using. I'm going to try gold bond or something to absorb it.

I think it also really started to be noticeable after amalgam removal.

The only thing that seems to really be feasible is to wash my armpits

with soap a couple times a day, cause I'm not willing to take that

many showers.

Especially Odd is that sometimes the odor seems to come mostly or all

from the right armpit. I remember reading that this has something to

do with the Thyroid.

> >

> > I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away.

> Nothing

> > stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of

> the

> > shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

> >

> > -----------I have also had underarm odor that is still there, even

> right after showering. I think this has gotten better as I have

> chelated and definitely think that it has something to do with

> detoxing.-----------Jackie

>

> Yeah I have a strange odor too, mainly just from the right armpit. It

Serotonin brings it down to

> almost nothing. I cannot make any sense out of that at all, and I

> doubt any naturopath or doctor could explain it either.

>

> It is such an odd smell I cannot find the words to describe it. I

> guess a sulfury tone might be kind of in the ballpark. But still, it

> is just not describable. It is not a body odor you've ever smelled on

> anyone else in your entire life anywhere. Very unique, very pungeant,

> and I find repulsive. OTC deodorant is useless on it. I use a natural

> deodorant made mostly of oils that helps the most, as it soaks up a

> lot of the smell.

>

> My best guess is that it has something to do with one or all of these

> things:

> Fungal overgrowth, such as candida.

> An overflowing burden of bodily toxins, from unknown infections or

> microbes.

> Something related to the liver...such as slow phase 2.

> Some damage done to the glands from mercury.

>

[Guest guest]

I hit menopause about the time I got my last amalgam out. Whenever I

had a hot flash the sweat had a terrible odor. After a few months the

flashes remained but the odor left. I guess I provided my own private

sauna.

>

>

> Just to add my 2 cents to all the odor talk... during the year after

> amalgam removal I had quite an odor... smelled sort of like sweat all

> the time. I wasn't chelating at the time. I took lots of baths

> everyday because of it.

>

> When I did do a lot of saunas, the towel that my sweat dripped on had

> quite an odor. I think it was my body putting a lot of sulfur in my

> sweat in an attempt to get rid of toxins.

>

> The good news is that it either stopped or I got used to it. No one

> in my house has complained anyway.

>

> J

>

[Guest guest]

LOL!!

~~~~~~~~~~~

I hit menopause about the time I got my last amalgam out. Whenever I

had a hot flash the sweat had a terrible odor. After a few months the

flashes remained but the odor left. I guess I provided my own private

sauna.

~~pegiot

[Guest guest]

I hit menopause about the time I got my last amalgam out. Whenever I

> had a hot flash the sweat had a terrible odor. After a few months the

> flashes remained but the odor left. I guess I provided my own private

> sauna.

I know the statement I'm about to make is not crucial to our list

discussion, but even sick/toxic people need to laugh.

A post-menopausal client told me recently,

" I'm still HOT - it just comes in flashes now. " :-)

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

One:

If you had your amalgams out recently, your dumping metals and this

makes us all smell different and " funky " . It can also cause yeast

underarm..

Two: This would be a skunky smell not like regular BO. It's pretty

pronounced and as you describe...you know somethings not right.

Three: We found that washing your underarms with liquid Grapefruit

seed extract helps. Make sure you are not using a deodorant with

aluminum in it. The metals may further exaggerate the problem. Using

natural deodorant will mean you have to apply it more than once a day.

But using the GSE gets rid of the yeast and the majority of the smell.

Four: We notice that when on dmsa our sweat smells more skunky do to

dumping metals. Using a sauna where you can sweat a bunch then shower

off helps reduce the all day sweating smell. As does reapplying your

natural deodorant in the afternoon. If not on a round, this isn't a

problem. We just watch for yeast overgrowth, sometimes this will cause

underarm peeling, or burning, or itching along with the smell.

>

> I have been having this underarm odor that will not go away. Nothing

> stops it and it starts smelling within 3 hours of getting out of the

> shower. It's a slightly different type of smell than normal BO.

>

> It's driving me crazy. I thought it might be some sort of fungus but

> I don't know how to tell what kind it is and what would help.

>

> It's been happening for about 6 months. It went a way for a couple

> weeks when I was taking olive leaf extract but ran out, and since

> starting it again it hasn't gone away.

>

>