Food and body odor in Buddhism and vegetarianism

These are naturally jokes. How can these be? It's impossible, and it can be disproved that eating beef liver may not necessarily replenish the liver? It is true that people who eat beef and mutton sweat, beef and mutton stink, people who eat fish and shrimp stink of aquatic animals, people who eat fried chicken legs stink of chicken, and people who eat roast duck stink of duck. Anyone who eats meat into the shed can immediately point out that he has eaten fried chicken, roast duck or lobster. You don't need to see them with your eyes, and you don't need to reason. You can smell their sweat and undigested meat in their stomachs. This is not an exaggeration. In fact, the fat and meat of these animals give off an unpleasant smell. Coupled with onions, garlic and spices, it will evaporate faster and evaporate from the sweat glands below the human body. Foreigners love onion steak, and the fishy smell under their armpits is disgusting. No matter what body odor perfume you use, you can't get rid of it! On the other hand, many vegetarians give off the fragrance of plants or fruits or flowers, just like the old monk Guang Qin who lost his fruits. When he was alive, he often gave off the fragrance of fruit, which many people could feel. Xu Yun, an old monk in the past, vaguely exudes the fragrance of lotus leaves or bamboo leaves wherever he goes. Because his old man often eats lotus leaf rice and drinks bamboo leaf green tea, many close people remember his fragrance. Even ordinary people like me are often found to have the smell of orange blossom because they eat vegetarian dishes, especially oranges. This is not a myth, but plants, fruits and vegetables contain all kinds of aromatic volatile oils, which are absorbed by the human body and emitted into the air with the evaporation of water in the human body. Although there are traces, they can still be detected. Smelling it or not is a trivial matter, and it is not worth paying attention to. But what you eat is good or bad for people's health, which is no small matter!