13 yr old Nt kid, body odor questions

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My 13 yr old has really bad smelling sweat. Skunk like in fact. She

showers daily, sometimes twice a day. Uses natural deodorant with tea

tree oil etc in it.

We cannot figure out why it's so bad, no one else in the house smells

that pungent when sweaty. It reminds me of bad feet in boots all day.

Any ideas??

She's really down about this and wants me to let her use regular

antipersperant, but I see this as blocking what the body is trying to

get rid of, and it contains aluminum.

We appreciate suggestions from anyone whose founds some answers to

this....

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>My 13 yr old has really bad smelling sweat. Skunk like in fact. She

showers daily, sometimes twice a day. Uses natural deodorant with tea

tree oil etc in it.

We cannot figure out why it's so bad, no one else in the house smells

that pungent when sweaty. It reminds me of bad feet in boots all day.

>Any ideas??

We have been going to an applied kinesiologist chiropractor for nine months

and are really pleased. She does " muscle testing " to identify supplements that

can help an individual. For me personally (I am NT) she has been a Godsend. I

just found her in the phone book after someone online suggested finding an

applied kinesiologist. Her clinic is named " Center for Applied Kinesiology, " so

it was obvious she knew how to do it. Also she teaches at the local chiropractic

college, so I figured she was a good bet. Sure enough she was. For you, you

could look in the phone book and see what you find too.

Phyllis Wheeler

[Guest guest]

Where I live, this type of thing would not be found....

I will talk with her holistic doc next time we go though...

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> >My 13 yr old has really bad smelling sweat. Skunk like in fact. She

> showers daily, sometimes twice a day. Uses natural deodorant with tea

> tree oil etc in it.

> We cannot figure out why it's so bad, no one else in the house smells

> that pungent when sweaty. It reminds me of bad feet in boots all day.

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> >Any ideas??

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> We have been going to an applied kinesiologist chiropractor for

nine months and are really pleased. She does " muscle testing " to

identify supplements that can help an individual. For me personally (I

am NT) she has been a Godsend. I just found her in the phone book

after someone online suggested finding an applied kinesiologist. Her

clinic is named " Center for Applied Kinesiology, " so it was obvious

she knew how to do it. Also she teaches at the local chiropractic

college, so I figured she was a good bet. Sure enough she was. For

you, you could look in the phone book and see what you find too.

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> Phyllis Wheeler

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