Mirosul corpului se schimbă după 40 de ani. Substanța care îl provoacă nu dispare la duș

As people age, their body odor can change due to the increased production of 2-nonenal, a compound that alters skin chemistry. This change typically begins after 40 and becomes more noticeable around 50. Factors like genetics and lifestyle influence the intensity of this odor, which is not a sign of poor hygiene. The body may not easily eliminate 2-nonenal through washing, as it adheres to skin and fabrics. Japanese products containing astringent kaki extract have shown promise in reducing this odor, but no definitive method exists to eliminate it completely. Aging is a natural biological process, and changes in body odor are part of it.