I was wondering, what would be best to use for body odor most likely caused by intestinal or digestive problems. I have also developed anxiety (for about 1.5 yrs) and start to sweat (not profusely, but a lot more) because i'm consious if people can smell me when most say I do not but I've heard it a few times. Thank you!

If you're looking for homeopathic treatment - it's always best to find a homeopath who can see you in person and fully assess your case. A whole case needs to be taken in order to prescribe effectively/accurately.

However, there are some practical things you can do in the meantime:
-The first thing is to closely consider your diet; to rule out any maintaining causes.
-Consider bowel cleansing; if the bowel is not moving well - a bowel cleanse can help get things moving in the meantime (but make sure you read up it first!). Fibre is really important (along with plenty of healthy fluids; good quality water!)
-Don't use anti-perspirants; they are suppressive and very unhealthy. If you must use something, consider talcum powder or deodorant that does not contain any type or form of aluminium in it (make sure to read the labels)

If you've recently given up using anti-perspirant - it is not uncommon to sweat a bit more while your body readjusts.

Hope that helps some...
Best wishes -
Lisa

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Under-arm body odour can be virtually eradicated by using Johnson's Baby Shampoo during a shower. I have been using it as a shampoo and also as a deoderant for over 20 years and have recommended it to others on this and other forums, some months ago.

You can use a few drops of this shampoo or any other baby shampoo that does not irritate the eyes and all you have to do is to lather it well into the skin and wash it off. You will notice that the perspiration is virtually odour free for over 24 hours after the shampoo.

If you are sensitive to the odour that emanates from your body the use of this same shampoo instead of bath soap may neutralize it. I have not used it for this purpose but it may be worth trying as it will afford a quick solution to your problem.

I believe that it is the alkali in the soap that promotes the bacteria to propagate and produce the unpleasant odour especially under the arms which is usually masked with deoderants which can cause more harm than good as breast cancer has been found to be linked to the use of deoderants that block up the pores, in some women.