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| | Foot odor |
 | | Foot odor often results from wearing shoes and/or socks, especially shoes or socks with inadequate air ventilation, for many hours. |
 | | Some types of powders and activated charcoal insoles, such as Odor Eaters, have been developed to combat foot odor, but they are not as effective as thoroughly washing feet, choosing shoes with proper ventilation, changing socks regularly, and wearing shoes only when necessary. |
 | | If foot odor becomes offensive enough to become an issue in daily life, a physician should be consulted. |
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