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7 Common Foods That Make You Smell Bad

“Rotten egg” smell isn’t pleasant at all. Imagine you are in a crowd and you are the “victim” of this stench. The first thing you will do is to run away from that horrible smell. Try to avoid some foods that can make you smell unpleasant— it isn’t okay to make others feel embarrassed for what you eat.

You are what you eat, so next time when you go out with your lover or friends, try to stay away from these foods that are making you smell nasty.

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