What to know before using whole-body deodorant. (Getty Images) ...

Although sweat itself doesn't have a smell, bacteria break down certain proteins in your sweat into acids, causing an odor. Apocrine Glands: You are more likely to have body odor when your sweat comes ...

Diabetes can affect how the body manages temperature and may cause some people to sweat more or less. This can include night sweats, sweating while eating, or sweating when it’s cool.

Here's what experts have to say about the relationship between body odour, sweat glands and hormones. Deshan Sebaratnam, a dermatologist and associate professor with the University of New South ...

However, apocrine sweat glands are found in places such as our armpits and groin, where there are hair follicles. "They don't just release water and salts and things like that, they also release ...

It's believed to be caused by overactive sweat glands. When you have syncope, you briefly lose consciousness. This typically makes you fall to the ground (or slump if you're sitting). Before you pass ...

Focal hyperhidrosis is linked to overactive cholinergic receptors in sweat glands. Generalized hyperhidrosis is associated with conditions like diabetes, hyperthyroidism, substance use ...

Eventually, diabetes can damage your blood vessels and nerves. This damage can go on to affect your sweat glands in a way that makes it hard for your body to cool itself effectively. You might ...

During our trial run, we wore these for some intense, sweat-dripping workouts, but the fabric is so lightweight that we barely felt them on our bodies. Even after hours of wear, this pair stayed ...