You wrote:

"Raw milk? Does it stop body odour?"

If you are not intolerant of milk, raw milk can help bring good bacteria (probiotics) to your gut.

Body Odor is caused by bad bacteria and bad fungi, overtaking territories normally held by good bacteria and good yeast.

The largest area where you have good bacteria and good yeast is your digestive tract, with highest concentration of good bacteria in your large intestine.

Once you kill good bacteria with Antibiotics or you cause microbiota imbalance by using other medications like hormonal birth control, it sometimes results in bad bacteria overtaking, and you end up with unpleasant bad Body Odor .


Depending on your diet, genes, and the type of bacteria in your colon, your odor may vary from feces, to urine to fish to garbage to cheese, to sour .... etc.


When you take a shower, it has no effect on the content of your GI tract, or your large intestine.

That is why showers can't prevent bad Body Odor .


When you take raw milk, it has naturally high content of probiotics. That way raw milk can change your body odor on the long run.


Is this difficult to understand?


If you leave raw milk on the room temperature, it naturally becomes yogurt, sour milk.

If you leave pasteurized and homogenized milk on the room temperature, it spoils, and may cause food poisoning or diarrhea if consumed spoiled.

Raw milk is alive, with live bacteria.

Pasteurized and homogenized milk is dead, and the only bacteria that develops naturally in it is bad bacteria.


Is this difficult to understand?

WS

I eat a mostly plant based diet - I avoid sugar, dairy, peanuts, red meat, processed foods, beans and only eat a little bit of fruit. Unless I'm stressed, I manage to keep my BO pretty much under control. I've tried about every pill and supplement hoping that it would allow me to eat normally again, but a consistent diet is the only thing that really works for me.