Foods that cause body odor Sure, the smell of your last meal can linger around your house–for better or worse–but it can also change your smell. What causes body odor? Not sweat itself, which has no scent–it’s basically water and electrolytes. Instead, B.O. comes from a sort of chemical reaction. Most normal body odors are the interaction...

Pregnant mothers, please note! You should increase consumption of eggs and meat as they contain a nutrient 'choline' that can lower your infant's risk of developing stress-related illnesses later in life,    Nutrition scientists and obstetricians at Cornell University and the University of Rochester Medical Center found that higher-than-normal...