milk_lover
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I was reading this and I want to put a possibility out there. Thiamine uses magnesium in the body and magnesium reduction might lead to bad smell.
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Body Odor From B1
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GorillaHead
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Yup can confirm takes a while to get out. I beleive the problem is bentothiamine stays in ur system way longer compared to thiamine
macheddy
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hAppens to me also. sAme as after eatin onion or garlic. rEgarding the sulfur ive heard molyadenum can help w sulfur metabolism
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