New “whole-body” deodorants are flooding ads, promising freshness everywhere — but experts warn most of us don’t need them. Body odor comes from bacteria breaking down sweat from apocrine glands (armpits, groin), while eccrine glands (rest of body) mostly produce odorless sweat. These products are mostly deodorants — masking smell or absorbing moisture — not antiperspirants, which block sweat. Overuse could disrupt your skin’s natural microbiome, leading to rashes or worse, especially in sensitive areas. The real issue? Marketing exploits insecurities. If you’re dealing with excessive odor or sweat, it’s likely tied to stress, diet, or health — consult a doctor, not a product.
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