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Key Points

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Hormonal changes during puberty increase sweat production.

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Skin bacteria break down sweat, creating stronger body odor.

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Daily washing with soap removes sweat and bacteria.

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Deodorant or antiperspirant can mask or reduce odor.

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Clean, breathable clothes and staying dry keep odor low.

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Healthy diet and water intake can affect body smell.

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Summary

Increased sweat provides more food for skin bacteria, which produce stronger odors.

Maintaining good personal hygiene, such as daily washing with soap, reduces odor.

Using deodorant or antiperspirant, wearing clean breathable clothing, and staying dry help manage scent.

A balanced diet and proper hydration can also influence body odor.

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New Words to Learn

6 words
hormones
tiny chemicals in the body that tell organs what to do
sweat glands
small parts in the skin that make sweat to cool the body
bacteria
tiny living things that live on skin and can make smells
antiperspirant
a safe product that helps stop sweat from coming out
breathable
letting air move through so you stay cool and dry
balanced diet
eating different foods in the right amounts to stay healthy
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