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Experts have identified that the odor commonly referred to as 'old person smell' is linked to the chemical compound 2-nonenal, which can appear as early as age 40. This compound results from the oxidation of skin oils as people age. While there is no way to prevent its development, maintaining good hygiene and a healthy lifestyle can help manage the odor.
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Experts have identified that the odor commonly referred to as 'old person smell' is linked to the chemical compound 2-nonenal, which can appear as early as age 40. This compound results from the oxidation of skin oils as people age. While there is no way to prevent its development, maintaining good hygiene and a healthy lifestyle can help manage the odor.
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'Old Person Smell'
Experts Discuss Aging and the Chemical Compound 2-Nonenal