Your body has about 3 million sweat glands. Most are eccrine glands, which produce a salty fluid that evaporates to keep you cool when you're working hard.
Your feet house the most sweat glands, and thus, are usually the smelliest human body part. (Hint: To reduce foot sweat and odor, apply antiperspirant to them. Experiment at home first, though, in case of irritation.)
When water is scarce, minimize the amount your body expends.
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