Social anxiety disorder (SAD) or social phobia is marked by feelings of fear, anxiety and distress in social situations, including talking to people, meeting new people, and attending parties or gatherings.

‘It’s in your gut’: Microbes in gut may contribute to social anxiety disorder, finds study

Got social anxiety? Well, according to some Swedish researchers, smelling other people's body odour could be an effective anxiety therapy for you. Scientists have been using armpit sweat in their experiments and they have reportedly found that social anxiety can be reduced with the help of human "chemo-signals".

Smelling stinky armpits may reduce social anxiety: Study

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‘It’s in your gut’: Microbes in gut may contribute to social anxiety disorder, finds study

Smelling stinky armpits may reduce social anxiety: Study