Bottom-up budgeting starts at the bottom of an organization. A budget is decided by lower-level management and then presented to top management for approval. Top management will either approve the proposed budget or send it back down to lower management for review and modification.
But if you wear socks and shoes that do not allow evaporation, the moisture gets trapped and the bacteria begin growing. The bacteria initially stick to the shoes and socks, but over time they stick to the skin and cause the foot to smell bad. Still, our footwear isnât the only thing that can cause our feet to smell. Additional causes of foot odor include: Hyperhidrosis (sweaty feet) Stress. Medication. Alcohol and drugs.
These tiny critters normally inhabit your feet and love dark, damp places like the insides of sweaty shoes. They multiply in sweat, so if you don't wear socks, that really gets them going. In the right conditions, bacteria will feast on your feet. These bacteria eat dead skin cells and oils from your skin. Their colonies will grow and start getting rid of waste in the form of organic acids. It's those organic acids that smell bad.