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James Garcia——Works at Microsoft, Lives in Redmond, WA
--Stress-related odor will be normal odor on steroids,-- Preti said. When people are stressed, they produce more apocrine secretions from the apocrine glands in their armpits, causing an elevation of body odor that may be perceptible to others. --Without apocrine sweat or secretion you cannot produce underarm odor.Mar 21, 2014read more >>+119962023-06-25 06:09:59
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