As this article points out, red meat can affect your body odor as well. Americans are well-known for our heavy consumption of red meat. If this site is to be believed, "eating foods that make you smell" does translate quite well to American lifestyles.
(And actually, none of these claims are backed up by reputable sources. It's popular media and dubious "alternative med" sites all the way.)
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Date: 2017-06-26 04:49 pm (UTC)As this article points out, red meat can affect your body odor as well. Americans are well-known for our heavy consumption of red meat. If this site is to be believed, "eating foods that make you smell" does translate quite well to American lifestyles.
(And actually, none of these claims are backed up by reputable sources. It's popular media and dubious "alternative med" sites all the way.)