Body Odor > Body Odor Q&A > No Body Odor Remedies Working, Help!
No Body Odor Remedies Working, Help!Posted By Mary (Minneapolis, Mn) on 01/27/2010
Replied by Lilydy (Alice Springs, Australia) on 01/31/2010
You may want to try transdermal magnesium "oil". It helps me with underarm odor though I notice you do have to use a bit to make sure it lasts. Crystal works for me as well. You need to use the magnesium or crystal immediately after a shower. Have you also tried using baking soda like as baby powder? I remember doing that for a while but it stings at times.Yours may also be an internal problem like when the body is too acidic. Try taking the apple cider drink with baking soda found in EC site. Hope this helps.
Replied by Bill (San Fernando, Philippines) on 02/05/2010
Replied by Reiko (Calamba, Laguna, Philippines) on 09/07/2011
Replied by Marcaq999 (San Diego, Ca, USA) on 04/04/2013
Today, I am 85 to 90 percent odor free.
What did I do different? I changed my diet. I eliminated processed food, junk food, gluten food, sugary food. I ate food rich in Alkaline. I now use tea tree oil for deodorant. I use a q tip, dip the q-tip in the bottle and apply it to my armpits and groin area. My armpit still sweat, but the offensive odor is now tamed.
My new diet.
For carbs(bread/white rice replacement) - Soba (buckwheat) noodles, quinoa, millet, sweet yams
Processed food replacement - I eat whole foods - lots of green leafy vegetables like bokchoy, cabage, cilantro, parsley. Also, lots of brocoli, cucumbers and salsa (fresh tomatoes etc).
For protein - tofu, sun flower seeds, wild caught fish like sardines, perchs, mackerel (not canned but sea fresh).
For deodorant - tea tree oil, baking soda.
For alkalizing drink: 3/4 cup water, 2 teaspoon ACV, 1/4 teaspoon baking soda mix together, and drink it 1 - 3 times a day.
Replied by Joy (Battleground, Wash) on 04/04/2013
Replied by Toourlady89 (Hayward, Ca) on 04/23/2013
Magnesium is involved in 300 body enzyme processes so its called the Lamp of Life by Dr. M sircus. It can be taken either orally or as a spray applied all over the skin. There are several kinds of Magnesium.. I find that Mg Glycinate is intestinal friendly where it does not cause diarrhea like Mg Oxide or Citrate will do.
Transdermal Spray Magnesium could be used as under arm spray as well if still needed.