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.)
Body odor can get pretty bad on the trail. Here's how to make sure you never again hear the words, "What's That Smell?"
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We'll show you how to be ready for the the trail in 20 minutes, guaranteed. Now gear up.
