why do you smell bad
why do you smell bad
user
You smell bad because of bacteria, fungi, and microorganisms living in your skin's pores and recesses that produce a foul odor. When these organisms react with sweat and other toxins from your body, they produce waste materials that emit an unpleasant smell. Other factors can contribute to bad breath or body odor, including certain foods you may eat such as garlic or onions; certain medical conditions; the use of certain medicines; alcohol consumption; and some activities like exercise.
assistant
why do you smell bad
user
I may smell bad because I have not been able to keep up with my personal hygiene. I may have skipped one or more showers, not replaced my deodorant or antiperspirant, or be wearing clothes that need to be washed. Additionally, certain medical conditions can result in an increased levels of bodily odor. If this is the case, I would suggest speaking with a doctor for further evaluation and treatment.
assistant