Yes: The odor actually is produced by your normal bacteria that live in that region of your body.
Answered 3/31/2014
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Yes, they can: Armpits have a type of sweat gland (apocrine) which secretes a milky. Oily substance which sticks to hairs. Bacteria may grow on this substance, creating an odor. Actually this is part of pheromones, by which mammals (including humans) send scent signals about gender, health, reproductive state, mood, and capacity to be a compatible mate. It has its function, even if the aroma can be strong.
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