Say Goodbye To Bad Breathe, Vagina Smells and Smelly Gas

2 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker argues that bodily odors—breath, armpit, foot, vaginal (yoni), and stool—serve as direct feedback about internal health and alignment. They claim that detoxifying the body by eliminating toxic foods leads to more pleasant natural scents, illustrated by a personal experiment where eating only mangoes for a week caused the speaker to literally smell like mangoes. The speaker suggests that the emergence of unpleasant odors signals the need for a detox, positioning smell as an intuitive diagnostic tool similar to how we avoid spoiled food or foul smells in the environment.

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So when, when you detox your body and you take the toxins out and you stop eating the toxic foods, you start to smell amazing. I mean, for example, once I ate nothing but mangoes for a week and I started to smell— I started to smell like mangoes. So what we eat, we become, you know, everything is just different little organisms. And if we're eating things that are Toxic, we're going to smell toxic. So the more and more you take care of yourself, and I notice now if I start to get a smell under my armpits, it's time to do a detox. So that's a good gauge to know if I'm smelling, if my breath smells, if my feet smell, if my yoni smells, if my poo smells really bad. It's meant to smell a little bit. They're all indications that there's something out of alignment. So our body again is speaking to us. And if when we walk down the street, if we smell something bad, we say, okay, there's something wrong. If we get a piece of food that smells bad, you don't eat it. So smell is— it's our sense to help us know something isn't right.