How to stop sweating naturally?
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Sweating is a physiological mechanism used to control body heat. The number of sweat glands varies from person to person and has a genetic basis. They are most numerous in the armpits, groin and feet. Many people often have sweat problems confined to their armpits or hands. Some types of sweat are normal. Gustatory sweating is a good example. I love hot and sour soup, but to consume it I have to put up with the resulting excessive facial sweating. The spices interact with the autonomic nervous system to produce the gustatory sweating. Excessive sweating of any kind is called hyperhidrosis. Hormones can interact with sweat glands to make them active especially in adolescents. Sweat glands have also been implicated in being able to secrete other substances such as sex pheromones. Yet other substances in sweat can react with the bacteria normally found in the armpit. This reaction in turn can produce an unpleasant odor. Interestingly, due to genetic variation in smell capability, different people may perceive body odor in different ways.\n\nThe key to control sweat and unpleasant odors starts with regular bathing with an unscented soap. Trimming of hair in these areas also helps. Wearing cotton under-garments helps to absorb the sweat. Cotton is particularly good at helping sweat evaporate. The cooler you remain, the less sweat you generate. Application of an absorbing agent such as baby powder is another strategy. Be sure that you differentiate between a deodorant and the more expensive antiperspirant. Deodorants will simply mask any odor and have no effect on decreasing sweat. Antiperspirants such as Aluminium Chlorohydrate are chemicals which irritate the sweat glands’ openings making them narrower and less able to produce sweat. Zirconium is the other chemical used in these products. Deodorant aisles are filled with products touting claims that confuse me. Non-specific labels like “Maximum Protection” have little meaning. Protection from what, one may ask? Odor? Sweat? Drivers who don’t signal. You just can’t tell. Simpler measures such as blow drying sweat prone areas after bathing will help reduce bacterial counts. Most people suffering hyperhidrosis are not concerned until body odor becomes the more dominant problem.\n\nA sudden change in sweat production can signal other problems. These can range from damage to the autonomic nerves controlling the sweat pores to various hormonal disorders and obesity. A full investigation is warranted in these cases.\n\nMore recently, Botulism Toxin injections have been introduced as a means of controlling hyperhidrosis for months at a time. This fix works, but is both expensive and temporary. A more radical approach is used in the U.S. involving surgery. The procedure is called Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy (ETS). It involves severing the nerves controlling the hyperactive sweat glands. In the hot humid climates, hyperhidrosis becomes a more bothersome problem.
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My A/C went out last June, and I will tell you that the best thing to do if possible is to take a cold bath or shower in a closed off room.  This will help lower the ambient air temperature.  Then, while you are still somewhat wet, sit in front of a fan.  ( Apretty good box fan can be bought at most department stores for less than $20.)  This will lower your skin temperature, just like being in  rain on a windy day.  When it is bedtime, if it is still too hot, put a COLD damp washcloth over your face.  This helps lower then temperature around the brain, which sort of tricks the rest of your body into thinking it is colder than it is.  Definitely keep drinking water, and move around as little as possible.
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Your sweating may have various causes.  If you have a blood sugar imbalance (low blood sugar - hypoglycemia; high blood sugar diabetes), this may be a cause.  If all other suggestions - including seeing a doctor for hyperhidrosis - don't work, ask the doctor for a fasting blood insulin test to rule out blood sugar imbalance as a cause.
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Technically you cannot stop the sweat. The armpits are the bodies natural release for cooling. You could have the hair lazered off and I think that can actually stop the sweating but then you will start sweating more in other areas. One way to decrease sweating is actually getting more exercise (and I am not saying you need it). The reason for this is your body will operate at a slightly higher temperature and will not have to cool as much.
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Well, deodorants don't stop perspiration, they only make it more difficult for the perspiration to develop an odor. If you perspire a lot then it is really difficult to overcome that with only a deodorant.\n\nTry Mitchum antiperspirants, especially the unscented varieties. They work very well.
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Your metabolism is slowing down, so heat builds up in your body more. When you sit down, all that "insulation: makes everything sweat more than normal.\n\nDo daily aerobic and squats exercises. The problem will go away.
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take a little bit of talc powder(baby powder) and pat some under your arms in the morning after your deodorant is dry.  Bring it to school (they have travel size) and use it in between classes.  It makes you feel dry and helps with wetness.  Also if you feel dry them you will not worry so much about it and thus sweat less.\n\nyou can also try spray on deodorant after activity.
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boil alum + water and soak hands in for 20 minuts, can stop sweating, for details, i tmr to check up with dictionary and translate it into English... and will be posted here tmr...
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Drink chicken soup and a lot of fluids.  My grandmother made me drink chicken soup and sweat it out under the covers and it works!
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See a doctor. There are all kinds of treatments for sweating. I have even heard of botox injections at the sweat site. I have the same problem but fortunately, Certain Dry worked for me. If you were like me, it seemed that most deo and anti pers. made the sweating worse. The only way Certain dry worked was if I used it at night and then didn't put anything on in the morning. If I slipped and put regular deo and anti pers. on, it was all over because I would sweat all day long...whether it was hot or not and no way would I wear a sleeveless shirt! I still don't do that.  Good luck!
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Suprisingly enough I would have to say its your diet and physical activity. The same happens to me if I eat unhealthy (example fast food/junkfood). The thing is junkfood has a lot of waste that our bodies don't need. One way of getting rid of the waste is sweating. Exercise and you'll see a whole lotta difference when it comes to everyday life. One extra thing you can do is try to eat fruits, fruits cleanse the body. Cut out the crappy food, exercise atleast 3 times a week if possible, and try to eat fruits, and I promise you, you'll feel drier that ever!
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1. Exercise at least 3 times week to sweat it out\n2. Eat a balance diet, fresh fruits and lots of vegetables, low on fat and oil.\n3. Practice facial cleanliness.\n\nRecommended reading: Natural Smoothie Formula to Stop Constipation and Acne @ \nhttp://beautytips.50webs.com/content/Natural-Smoothie-Formula-to-Stop-Constipation-and-Acne.htm
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If switching to antiperspirant doesn't help and you have enough money, you can go to a doctor who injects Botox into your sweat glands for this problem.  It's expensive though.
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if deodorants aren't helping, my guess is that you have hyperhidrosis, which is just the technical term for excessive sweating. try a dermatologist and see if you can get DrySol, a solution you should apply approximately once a week to the affected area (underarms) which will pretty much stop your sweating.
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Drink ALOT of water probably around a gallon a day if your active in the weather, also drink it at room tempeture, in hot weather if you chug cold water the tempeture differance can be to much and it can make you get sick, like puking sick, Think of how much your sweating, you need to replace that by twice as much, to replace what your sweating and by still giving your body the water it needs on a daily basis with out sweating in the equation, If you dont like to drink water, your just going to have to get used to it, if your outside alot in the summer with high humidity and you dont drink water you have a good chance of getting heat stroke and thats NOT fun at all!!!
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Use a good anti-perspirant. Apply it right after you've showered, of wash yourself first. Also, try to aviod clothes with synthetic fibers. My experience is that they make you sweat more, and smell stronger. Removing hair from the armpits can also help.
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If you are sweating a lot you should drink a lot more water to replace the moisture you are losing. I don't think this is really a good answer for your problem but it will help you to stay healthy.