For someone with B.O., which of these would work the best?
I use a great antipersperant/deodorant and have tried all the soaps (both antibacterial and regular scented) and bodywashes. I don’t sweat much at all, but I still smell; even if I take a shower
Some helpful people on Y!A have recommended these products, and before I buy them I want to make sure they’re legit:
magnesium
zinc
acidophilous
liquid chlorophyll-vitamin K
Mangosteen (juice)
bodymint
Musk or patchouli
hibiclens
DO ANY OF THESE WORK?
The chlorophyll is the key- It’s great for bad breath too, and there is a mint flavor.
There are lots of other good side effects you will experience including more energy!
Expect results in about three to five days taking 1-2 oz a day
http://www.yourchildrennaturally.com – for family health issues
Ramblings of a food deprived woman! October 10, 2010, 11:56 AM
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