Hi Fecal Odor Sufferers, any success... 
Surfer27
13 y
3,336
Hi guys,
Has anyone succeeded or found anything to help with their fecal body odour problems, as to date? I've been trying this Body Healer stuff, that contains magnesium, but it's not doing anything for my fbo issues at all! I could really use some suggestions, as I don't have the money or availability, to get tested for fbo issues! Please let me know and get back to me! Thanks guys and gals! Take care all! Bye for now.
Surfer27.- I'm not sure Jax.the.Max
13 y
2,987
This is a reply to # 1,828,112I don't want to say that I don't smell anymore, but I believe that I give off little or no smell at all. I can't really tell since I never could smell the odor of what people commented on about me. But as of now I really feel as though I don't smell, the reason I feel this way is because just recently today. I met up with a Body Odor member that I've met online to get to the bottom of this odor situation. We met up with each other so we could see if people thought we smelled bad by looking at the person's reaction.
For example:I would walk up to a person and talk to them about anything random, while my friend kept watch to see if they would make any type of expression of disgust when they would be next to me. We did this experiment at a mall and every time I did it to a person, they would not react at all to me or my friend. I'm still a little skeptical about the experiment we did because in the back of my mind I'm thinking that I could've still smelled to them, but they didn't want to express they're disgust.
Yet, I believe that if I really did smell like shit, the person I was talking to would at least show some type of reaction (Not to mention, a store clerk was helping me try on jackets at a store, and she didn't even look a little bit bothered by my stench). So with that being said,
I'm at least 60% sure that I don't smell like feces or shit or ass or whatever the hell people would call me, anymore. If I found out that I still do smell ,then I will make a repost and tell you
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- Re: I'm not sure Sharpshooter
13 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,829,324Could you guys smell each other? That's a great idea to have a fellow member to experiment with.
- Re: I'm not sure Jax.the.Max
13 y
3,014
This is a reply to # 1,829,503@Sharpshooter No we couldn't smell each other.And the weird thing about my friend's case is the fact that she says that her breath smells bad, but she never actually heard someone say that she smelled bad. She would only look at people's reactions, like someone rubbing their nose or someone coughing to indicate that she smelled bad. But in my position, I used to hear it all the time when I walked pass people... not so much right now
@Freedom90
I don't think we have ors because if we did have it then nothing that we did would ever work. We will always smell bad because in our minds we would believe that we smell. And if we did have ors, then why is it that when we change our diets or take certain supplements the reactions and comments from people tend to lessen? I really doubt that people who have are certain symptoms could be delusional.Yes, I would admit that I am extremely paranoid, but that's what happens to you when you constantly hear that you smell like shit! You become very self conscious about yourselves and totally fixated on Body Odor , that when you come across people and you hear them murmur something you will probably think to yourself "did they say that I smelled bad?". I still don't really know if I smell bad because of my extreme paranoia, I tried to test it out today by going into a tutoring center at a college campus. At times it felt like I didn't smell because people would walk in back of me or sit right next to me and not make a sound. But they were also times where people would start clearing their throats and stuff when I walked passed them. Hmm it's very hard to tell, the only thing I no for certain is that my BO has been reduced.
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- Re: I'm not sure Jax.the.Max
13 y
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- Re: I'm not sure Freedom90
13 y
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This is a reply to # 1,829,324Hey Jax, great experiment! Thanks for being so brave. I think more of us should meet up to check this out.
I had something really bad happen to me in my community relating to the smell a few weeks back. This person was screaming on the phone about how bad I smelled. In front of my neighbors! I was mortified, anyway, I ended up breaking down in tears to my friend & bf on the phone that day. Talking about the hell I have gone through for years (the bf has only been around a few year) at work, in stores, etc.
Weird thing is, both the bf and best friend are very sensitive to smells. I have known the best friend since before this problem started. She would have noticed. She smells her own b.o. and others. She said she never noticed anything on me or anyone saying things about me in stores when we were together!!! The bf said the same thing as well! I asked another member of this board, do you think we have ORS? It's an OCD type problem under Body Dysmorphic Syndrome. I am puzzled. The comments I have had in public are real. How could those closest to me not notice the stench??
Food for thought.- Re: I'm not sure fecalodor
13 y
2,933
This is a reply to # 1,829,549Freedom90, my advice to you is that we humans can be very deceptive. I remember before my odor problem started, I was experiencing something abnormal. I got stuck with the habit of crossing my eyes, and anywhere I go I would keep starring at everyone with my eyes crossed uncontrollably. It was hard for me to concentrate. Yet I still had people say to me my eyes don't appear crossed even when I told them about my eye crossing problem.
A lady was giving testimony in church recently that she had an accident when she was a child which caused her eyes to become crossed. And looking at her now, it is plain to see that her eyes are indeed badly crossed. Yet, she said people would tell her that she had beautiful set of eyes and that they liked her eyes. And she was like, she knows her eyes don't look okay, and she didn't understand why people would keep telling her that they love her eyes. So there you have it!
I guess we all lie to try to make someone else feel good at times.- Re: I'm not sure #137856
13 y
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This is a reply to # 1,829,758There are so many reasons why people can and can't smell us as well as why they keep quiet.
There are some people with the normal a normal sense of smell. If they can smell our Body Odor , then we're having a bad bo day.
Also, there are those who have super sensitive noses. I have a sibling who I say has a canine nose as he can pick up the tiniest smell. BUT, he can't smell me!
Then there are those who don't have a very good sense of smell due to allergies, deviated septum, or other reasons.
People who say they can't smell us either were taught manners or really can't smell us. It's too bad our true friends can't tell us we smell. We need to get acknowledgement that we do smell from someone we can trust. Then there are those who can't smell us. Great! Embrace that and make them your good friends so you can do things together. Don't alienate yourself from the world.
Then there are those who weren't taught any manners and will say in a loud voice for everyone to hear that you smell bad. That's when people who didn't even notice your smell either begin to notice it or else people say it does smell when they can't smell anything. It's like gossip, it stars spreading like wildfire whether it's true or not just to have something to talk about.
I'm curious, has anyone approached someone who tried to humiliate them in front of individuals and turn the tables around and told them they have a super sense of smell and that it's a medical condition that doctors are trying to find the cause. I hate to say this but it seems like people are getting downright rude. Schools now teach about not bullying and how schools are bully free zones due to the psychological trauma and suicides it causes in children. So what about the adults? Bullying is bullying no matter what age. Does turning 18 and being so called adults give us the right to harass, laugh, torment, criticize, and ostracize people because they're different than us? Are we teaching our children by example? Do we criticize and make fun of people because they're different in front of our children and expect them to be caring compassionate adults?- Re: I'm not sure Freedom90
13 y
2,867
This is a reply to # 1,829,942In response to this:
"....I hate to say this but it seems like people are getting downright rude. Schools now teach about not bullying and how schools are bully free zones due to the psychological trauma and suicides it causes in children. So what about the adults? Bullying is bullying no matter what age. Does turning 18 and being so called adults give us the right to harass, laugh, torment, criticize, and ostracize people because they're different than us? Are we teaching our children by example? Do we criticize and make fun of people because they're different in front of our children and expect them to be caring compassionate adults?"
The country as a whole is becoming more & more sociopathic. The ones who cut throats, back stab, and sleep with their bosses are rewarded for their behaviors. They make more money and then produce more sociopaths. Fact.
- Re: I'm not sure Freedom90
13 y
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- Re: I'm not sure #137856
13 y
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- Re: I'm not sure fecalodor
13 y
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- Re: I'm not sure Sharpshooter
13 y
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- I'm not sure Jax.the.Max
13 y
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