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I am working with a patient community low in Oxalobacter formigenes - a gut bacteria associated with kidney stones, if not present or present in low numbers. Their common complaint is unpleasant body odor (not related to hygiene or gaseous stomach).
Smelly urine, especially if it's pinkish in color, is often an indication of kidney stones.
Have you ever noticed changes in your body odor too?
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