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YYYEEECCCHH! My feet smell like crap :yuck:
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Are your feet sweaty?yomamma said:I'ts terrible isn't it?
I think get it from my dad's feet. even worse, :yuck: but he uses odor eaters and it works
http://www.physsportsmed.com/issues/1996/08_96/odor.htmOdor Origins
Foul feet can often be traced to bacteria. The warm, moist environment inside shoes--especially athletic shoes--promotes bacterial growth on the feet. Two of the most common sources of stench are corynebacteria and micrococci. Successful treatment of foot odor depends on eradicating these organisms. This means that odor-fighting measures like activated-charcoal shoe inserts and foot powders don't get to the root of the problem.
Ivan Seeking said:Or move to Oregon where half the population wears sandles - Birkenstocks, of course.
You haven't seen mine. I have a wide foot and tiny toes.yomamma said:Feet are not gross.
Evo feet-grossEvo said:You haven't seen mine. I have a wide foot and tiny toes.
Gale17 said:feet are gross... yuckiest thread ever... :yuck:
[/URL]loseyourname said:These girls disagree with you:
http://www.picturedevil.com/toe-licking-honeys/sexy-foot-fetish.jpg
infinitetime said:That is just wrong. :yuck:
That's weird. There are a lot of people that love feet and love touching them :yuck: :tongue2:Gale17 said:agreed... eww.. feet are icky! i had a guy who was into sucking my toes once... that was still icky... i was like "why?!?" ewww.
http://www.joe-ks.com/archives_sep_2001/PoolBallMouth.jpgdextercioby said:Of course it's wrong,it doesn't fit into her mouth...
Morale of the story:OPEN WIDE !:tongue2:
Daniel.
hmmmmm... point taken... smelly dirty feet definately gross thoughloseyourname said:I kind of love touching (and kissing, and sucking on) every part of a woman's body. Skin is skin, and as long as it is clean, who cares where it is? The thing I don't understand is why anyone would have a particular aversion to any given body part.
Gale17 said:hmmmmm... point taken... smelly dirty feet definately gross though
I hate feet... my own and everybody elses. Loseyourname, you bugger, I'm glad I'd finished my supper before I saw that picture. It almost made me sick. :yuck:yomamma said:That's weird. There are a lot of people that love feet and love touching them
Gale17 said:hmmmmm... point taken... smelly dirty feet definately gross though
loseyourname said:I can see that not everyone agrees with me. There are plenty of people out there who seem to feel that feet are just inherently gross. Baffles me, but whatever.
There are several reasons why your feet may have a strong odor. One common cause is sweat, as your feet have many sweat glands and can produce a lot of sweat. This sweat can mix with bacteria on your skin, causing a foul smell. Other factors that can contribute to smelly feet include wearing tight or non-breathable shoes, poor hygiene, and certain medical conditions.
There are several steps you can take to prevent or reduce foot odor. These include practicing good hygiene by washing your feet daily with soap and water, wearing clean socks made of breathable materials, and changing your shoes regularly. You can also try using foot powders or antiperspirant sprays to help keep your feet dry and reduce odor-causing bacteria.
Yes, there are some home remedies that may help reduce foot odor. These include soaking your feet in a mixture of warm water and vinegar, using essential oils like tea tree or peppermint, and applying baking soda to your feet before putting on socks and shoes. However, if your foot odor is persistent, it's best to consult a doctor for proper treatment.
While there is no direct link between food and foot odor, some foods can cause your sweat to smell stronger, which can contribute to foot odor. These include foods with strong odors like garlic and onions, as well as spicy foods. Additionally, consuming excessive amounts of alcohol or caffeine can cause your body to produce more sweat, leading to a stronger foot odor.
If you have tried various home remedies and are still experiencing persistent foot odor, it may be a sign of an underlying medical condition. It's best to see a doctor if your foot odor is accompanied by other symptoms such as excessive sweating, itching, or skin changes. They can help diagnose and treat any underlying issues that may be causing your feet to smell.