i wont try it if i were you. i had a surgery once where they removed some of my sweat glands in my armpits, and it didn't work. that time i didnt know any better. i thought my problem starts and ends with my skin.

if deodorant and daily bathing dont work then your problem is probably internal (you may be deficient with something, you may have toxic overload, you may have taken a lot of anti biotics in the past, etc..). you will need to spend a lot of time researching to find out what's wrong with you.
up to now i'm still trying to figure out what's wrong with me. though i have a pretty good idea now. all the research that i do will finally pay off someday, i hope.

for starters, you may try these (1 at time), you never know it might work:
use braggs apple cider vinegar as deodorant
try taking zinc supplements

I feel your pain. I have been dealing with the same problem for the past 2 years. It's weird because I actually have noticed the odor in the past but it only came on at certain times. For instance, when I would be on a trip somewhere I would notice that my car would smell afterwards like rotting food. Sometimes if I sat in front of the computer for too long I would also notice an odor from my anus afterwards. I just can't come up with an explanation. 2 years ago I started to smell everyday so since then I have been trying different things. I have tried enemas, salt water flushes, probiotics etc.

Yesterday however I got lucky and scored some glycolax so I look forward to trying it even though I have already tried laxatives. Maybe this one is different. Sometimes the smell is hardly noticable and sometimes it is really strong. I have literally had to fight to stop myself from going into depression. I don't know how I have managed to do it but I think I have done a pretty good job so far considering the situation. All this and I was dealing with my mother dying of cancer just over a year ago. So I figure if I can make this far, then I am not going to give up until I figure out what is wrong with me and how to fix it. Of course the doctor acted as if I had some kind of mental problem when I told him about the odor. He said "I don't smell you" and "if I walk out of the room and walk back in will I smell you?"
I tried to explain that it's not that simple. Sometimes I don't even smell it myself until later in the day and other times I wake up smelling myself in the morning. I know it's not just me because I have heard comments from others about something smelling like "old food."

So yeah, I can relate to your problem. I'll let you know if the glycolax helps at all...