### YOU are what you EAT ? ? ? ###  

Your big discovery is just that what goes in must come out and strong herbs can keep their odor all the way through. We could smell this in our blood and I can smell it on people's skin and certainly their sweat. I seem to remember there was a fad to feed certain meat animals garlic so the the meat would all ready be flavored,but it was a long time ago and I don't remember which animals they tried this on.

Just smells like poop to me...

ya ya I can smell that,.....
I do know how you feeling especially in the morning.

LOL! What can you tell about the color?! It comes in colors, too, ya know.

My ex husband used to stay out way late without even calling. In the morning, I could always tell when he'd had a nice steak dinner by how the bathroom smelled! If he'd been drinking, that contributed to the scent, too. Mexican food, one of his favorites, had an odor all its own.

Yep, sometimes if we are enjoying a meal the best thing to do before we take the last bite is gaze at it and say, "I'll see you the the morning."

You must have a very good nose to notice that!

Anyway, in spite of being a tad bit gross, that is rather interesting!

And of course that what we eat makes an influence in what we poo, but you've made a science out of it!

Hi hiccup,

Ha ha ha, neverr thought of that, that is amazing, I alway avoid using public loos as I hate it, I have a fear of finding it filthy, but sometime I can't avoid it but I have been lucky, no smells just clean ones.


Tamara

am so glad that I cant smell all that good . lol

I so agree with you. I also noticed the body smell of certain group of people that i get to associate with. The Arabs have really this strong spicy smell that I could smell them right away when they enter the room or meters away. The Indians have also spicy body odor other but not as strong as the Arabs but spicy and dark just the same. The Japanese, they smell different too and notice it when I get to talk to them closely because they eat mostly raw fish and seafoods. As for us Filipinos, I don't know how we smell since I am already immune to our smell. LOL! Got to ask somebody from other countries how we smell. he he he!

Hello my friend hiccup Ji,
I think, real culprit is five generations , back, when other tahn your natives were allowed to live. Thety are the people to be blamed for such outcome felt by you after five long generations. Furthe, I keep my response, reserve as I consider, every human being different by nature.
May god bless You and have a great time.