Home Remedies For Excess Perspiration
Every one perspires or sweats.
It is the body's natural way of keeping cool and is part of our natural defense mechanism.
The problem comes when our bodies do it to excess or for no apparent reason.
Our first point of call, if we cannot find an obvious reason for over sweating' is to consult our doctor since it could be that our body is telling us we have a problem.
There are a number of illnesses connected with our liver and kidneys or even early signs of diabetes or thyroid imbalance which we should not ignore.
Some people, however, seem to suffer from "hyperhidrosis" which means that they can sweat even without the body raising it's temperature.
In these instances, it is important to establish why this is happening as this can help with finding natural remedies to reduce the times this happens or even to limit the effects of excessive over-sweating.
Some people sweat when they are nervous.
In these situations it is advisable to reduce the anxiety by finding less stressful ways to deal with situations or by helping the body to de-stress with restful massages.
Even exercise can be a useful avenue for aggression and tension that might otherwise build up.
With stress full situations, it can help to look at different ways to handle situations e.
g.
for a first day at a new job make sure you know the way before going (satellite navigation aids are brilliant for this) and check out where best to park, may be write down questions you need to ask before attending an interview (even try a few practice interviews to help you be more prepared).
Preparation and homework before an event can be very beneficial.
If going out on your own is a problem then arrange to go with a friend or close family member.
Even discussing the issues with your family or close friends can lead to a more relaxed approach.
The less you talk about your embarrassment or nervousness the more of a hold it can have over you.
Another help is avoidance of hot spicy foods and curries as they tend to make the body sweat.
Alcohol is also another culprit so make sure you drink plenty of water with your alcohol and certainly after a night out as it helps the liver and kidneys to deal with the alcohol in the body.
Another natural remedy is to wear lose fitting clothes made of natural fibres like cotton.
These help the air to circulate easily around the body thus helping it to keep cool.
Antiperspirants, are helpful but good hygiene is essential to keep body odours at bay and make sure the condition is not complicated by skin complaints.
It is the body's natural way of keeping cool and is part of our natural defense mechanism.
The problem comes when our bodies do it to excess or for no apparent reason.
Our first point of call, if we cannot find an obvious reason for over sweating' is to consult our doctor since it could be that our body is telling us we have a problem.
There are a number of illnesses connected with our liver and kidneys or even early signs of diabetes or thyroid imbalance which we should not ignore.
Some people, however, seem to suffer from "hyperhidrosis" which means that they can sweat even without the body raising it's temperature.
In these instances, it is important to establish why this is happening as this can help with finding natural remedies to reduce the times this happens or even to limit the effects of excessive over-sweating.
Some people sweat when they are nervous.
In these situations it is advisable to reduce the anxiety by finding less stressful ways to deal with situations or by helping the body to de-stress with restful massages.
Even exercise can be a useful avenue for aggression and tension that might otherwise build up.
With stress full situations, it can help to look at different ways to handle situations e.
g.
for a first day at a new job make sure you know the way before going (satellite navigation aids are brilliant for this) and check out where best to park, may be write down questions you need to ask before attending an interview (even try a few practice interviews to help you be more prepared).
Preparation and homework before an event can be very beneficial.
If going out on your own is a problem then arrange to go with a friend or close family member.
Even discussing the issues with your family or close friends can lead to a more relaxed approach.
The less you talk about your embarrassment or nervousness the more of a hold it can have over you.
Another help is avoidance of hot spicy foods and curries as they tend to make the body sweat.
Alcohol is also another culprit so make sure you drink plenty of water with your alcohol and certainly after a night out as it helps the liver and kidneys to deal with the alcohol in the body.
Another natural remedy is to wear lose fitting clothes made of natural fibres like cotton.
These help the air to circulate easily around the body thus helping it to keep cool.
Antiperspirants, are helpful but good hygiene is essential to keep body odours at bay and make sure the condition is not complicated by skin complaints.