Body odour occurs as a result of sweat making contact with bacteria (that already resides on your skin) and the bacteria breaking the sweat down into acids. While sweat itself is almost odourless, its combination with bacteria on your skin results in an offensive odour that can make you and others around you uncomfortable. People who are overweight, have a condition like diabetes or kidney disease, are experiencing hormonal changes or taking certain types of medication, such as antidepressants are more susceptible to body odour (NHS, 2019). If you suffer from persistent body odour, here are 5 tips that could help tackle the problemread more at https://aphen.africa/t/5-tips-to-reduce-body-odour/1175)