Your skin clears up and the good bacteria start building back up to stop the stink your body naturally produces. Quick soapless, scrubless showers will allow our evolutionary state to take over. I broke my ankle 30 years ago. I had a hard time getting upstairs to wrap my cast and then shower. I gave up on day 3.I started getting a little funky after a week, but then the stink started to go away. I took a quick soapless rinse in the shower and I was nearly stink-free. I had been taking medication for psoriasis and eczema not to mention dandruff shampoo. My skin cleared up, dandruff went away in about a month. Since then I only use soap to wash my hands and use deodorant sparingly. My showers last about 30 seconds and I only shower 2–3 times a week. I am very active, walking about 10 miles a day. I have never had someone say I stink, and I have friends that would joyfully make fun of me if I did. I told my secret to a girl I had been dating for a couple of months and it almost ended the ...
In recent years, there has been a growing conversation around gender equity and inclusion in various aspects of life, including business, education, and politics. However, one area that is often overlooked is girls' inclusion, particularly the role men play in creating safe and inclusive spaces for girls. There is no doubt that girls face unique challenges that require action to address. For example, girls often face discrimination and exclusion in a range of areas, including access to education and employment. In many cultures, girls are subjected to harmful traditional practices like female genital mutilation and child marriage. As a result, girls are more likely to face poverty and lack of opportunity compared to boys, and they often experience significant barriers to realizing their full potential. However, to create lasting change, it is crucial to acknowledge and engage men in the conversation around girls' inclusion. Men are not only part of the problem but also part of ...