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HEAT BRINGS OUT ODORS! A Strong Sweat Odor Doesn't Always Mean Poor Hygiene

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"Some people produce more apocrine sweat, which contains more fats and proteins and creates a more favorable environment for bacteria," explains family physician Eero Merilind.
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HEAT BRINGS OUT ODORS! A Strong Sweat Odor Doesn't Always Mean Poor Hygiene

"Some people produce more apocrine sweat, which contains more fats and proteins and creates a more favorable environment for bacteria," explains family physician Eero Merilind.

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ohtuleht.ee broke the news on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
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