Something like Lynx (called Axe here) is probably a great example for a different reason, being that it would not exist were it not for the very advertising tha

Something like Lynx (called Axe here) is probably a great example for a different reason, being that it would not exist were it not for the very advertising that promotes it. The aversion for natural body odour (that is, not 'sweaty' smell) is given by advertising, same with the aversion for 'bad breath'. Banning advertising would kill these products, because they add no value except to solve the problem they created.