Here's an article about body odor and what we eat, what do you think?

[Lloyd Danforth]

Apparently this is the case. I don't know about cheesecake, but,  things with mint in them show up pretty quickly.  Probably didn't teach this stuff in 'sex education' class

[Raineyrocks]

Apparently this is the case. I don't know about cheesecake, but,  things with mint in them show up pretty quickly.  Probably didn't teach this stuff in 'sex education' class

Very, very interesting!  And you mean if a guy eats mints right?

[Lloyd Danforth]

Right

[KBCraig]

And apparently asparagus is bad.

[sandm000]

And apparently asparagus is bad.

Only for taste?  Or for BO as well?

[Puke]

Apparently this is the case. I don't know about cheesecake, but,  things with mint in them show up pretty quickly.  Probably didn't teach this stuff in 'sex education' class

I've read that fruit helps the taste.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Semen---Sperm-Taste-Improvement-Tips&id=7858

[Raineyrocks]

Apparently this is the case. I don't know about cheesecake, but,  things with mint in them show up pretty quickly.  Probably didn't teach this stuff in 'sex education' class

I've read that fruit helps the taste.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Semen---Sperm-Taste-Improvement-Tips&id=7858

That's an interesting site.  I swear the day I got engaged it started tasting yucky! 
I found this link on the website you posted: Poisonous Spider Holds Key To Impotence Cure
I thought it was neat because of the daddy long leg, (no pun intended  ), discussion.

[Braddogg]

Hahaha, this thread got very funny very quickly!

[Raineyrocks]

Hahaha, this thread got very funny very quickly!

It did, didn't it?  Go figure!  I'm pushing the line here with my usual keep my smutty thoughts to myself otherwise Rick would probably take the computer away from me.

[Fluff and Stuff]

Actually, it will. I tried this several years ago and it actually worked without need for re-application for nearly a week. I slowly needed to start doing it more and more frequently in order for it to continue working, which leads me to conclude I probably ran into some sort of resistance phenomenon, similar to how bacteria can acquire antibiotic resistance.

My dad does this instead of Degree or whatever and I never smell nothing when I am around him.

[SethCohn]

Actually, it will. I tried this several years ago and it actually worked without need for re-application for nearly a week. I slowly needed to start doing it more and more frequently in order for it to continue working, which leads me to conclude I probably ran into some sort of resistance phenomenon, similar to how bacteria can acquire antibiotic resistance.

Try Zinc Oxide.  Very cheap (sunscreen is most common use, $2 a tube), works well - days at a time.  Discovered it a few years ago, when I was buying a more expensive version, with calendula and other 'good stuff', Lavilin or something similar (can't recall the exact name), and someone pointed out it wasn't the calendula/etc doing the task, but just the Zinc base.  I'm allergic to the Aluminum anti-perspirants, which is pretty much all of the typical stuff on the market.

Minor Beware: Zinc Oxide is toxic to dogs, as is all Zinc (including pennies).  Our dog decided to grab a tube and eat it... $300 in vet bills later, he's ok, luckily, but it could have been death.  Of course, the same is true of toothpaste: one tube could be enough fluoride to kill you or the dog too.... (unless you buy Tom's of Maine without Fluoride)