A chart in this website which includes formulation comments on the various types of cleansers indicates that soaps, superfatted soap and beauty bars, dermatologic bars, cakes, and antiseptic and antibacterial washes tend to raise the pH of the skin. It states that cosmetic liquid cleansers generally have a pH similar to the skin.
Skin Therapy Letter.com
B. L. Kuehl, Phd, K.S. Fyfe, H BBA, N. H. Shear, MD, FRCPC
full article: Cutaneous Cleansers
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I have this issue and started a year ago. I have isolated myself. I stopped going out, can't make new friends. No one wants to talk to someone that smells, even at church. It's weird that my friends and family don't smell it. The smell is not constant, but when I'm in high stress, the smell triggers, well that's when I'm able to smell it. The smell permeates a whole auditorium (church) My smell ranges from rotten, sewage, and fecal. I've changed my food intake and wash in low pH soaps and take the recommended vitamins and it seems to work. The foods I still struggle with, it's mostly trial and error.