Can Body Odor Be Designed by Diet? Double Your Appeal with Fragrance! A List of Foods That Provide a Pleasant Scent Just by Eating

Body odor and the "impression of scent" can be influenced by diet. People who consume a lot of fruits and vegetables often have sweat that is perceived as sweet and floral. Interestingly, garlic, despite concerns about bad breath, has been shown in experiments to enhance the "pleasantness and attractiveness" of sweat. On the other hand, meat and fish tend to produce stronger odors, and individual differences, such as TMAU, can also play a role. Alcohol and coffee can affect both sweat and breath, and there are multiple reports that beer makes people more attractive to mosquitoes. The conclusion is a "plant-based diet + hygiene + consideration of quantity and occasion." There is no universal solution, and the best approach is to tailor it to one's body type.