Natural Remedies For Excessive Sweating

3 steps to stop excessive underarm sweating

ive heard of tht book b4. i want 2 get it cause i hav relly bad sweating. i just got certain dri and evry1 who used it sed its relly effective. u can get almost anywhere where they sell deodorants. but i wondr wat the 3 steps r and if it relly works ??

2006-11-26 01:51:51 by jelly juls

Sweating is a natural process that helps the body to eliminate toxins, but excessive perspiration and foul-smelling sweat can be remedied through ...

Hello,
I have excessive underarm sweating that is not helped by over-the-counter antiperspirant. I wonder if there were any natural methods to control it...herbs, vitamins etc.. (not prescription medication).
Also, would shaving underarm hair reduce underarm clothes stains? It's an odd question, but if anyone can give me some advice, would greatly appreciate it!

Here is some info (its from an answer I gave to a similar question a while back)

there is a product called Certain-dry and Dry Sol which I think you apply only at night maybe for only a few days or maybe a week and its supposed to last for a short while before you apply again... not sure exactly if I am right on how it works.
http://www.amazon.com/Certain-Dri-Anti-P erspirant-Roll-35-5/dp/B000052X8R

there is also a product called Sweat Block that you apply once a week.
http://www.sweatblock.com/

you might be able to use these on other areas of the body like if you have excessive sweating on the hands but I am not sure.

if your sweating is not controllable by these then there is something called "Drionic" which they have underarm versions or hand/feet versions. You have to do I think 2 half hour sessions and depending on if you do it on low or high you have to do it for 7-8 hours total or double that on low. This is supposed to stop sweating for up to 6 weeks at a time. It stings when you use it but once you are used to it I guess its not that bad by what my uncle told me (he uses it with great success). Your underams will be red when first using it until you get used to it. But once you get through the treatments it will go back normal after some days. My uncle said this is the best thing he has ever tried as it stops his excessive sweating (he even sweat a lot during winter when it was snowing)

http://www.drionic.com/

also, if you don't want to go this route and your excessive sweating is on your underarms, there are underarm guards you can place on your clothing that absorb the sweat and prevent those armpit wet circles some people get.

there is
http://www.sweatex.com/

it says its not see-thru but if you are wearing a t-shirt you can see "something" there... they may not know its the underarm pads... but you can always wear a very thin undershirt with the sweat pad attached then your regular t-shirt or any other top over that.

and these:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/002 -0802837-5064019?url=search-alias%3Daps& amp;field-keywords=underarm+shield&G o.x=0&Go.y=0&Go=Go

2008-04-29 22:20:33 by RG

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Helps in balancing fluid levels in body to control perspiration
Temporarily reduces excessive sweating and clamminess
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It is a calcium assimilation problem. The head in such children will be a little larger than usual. In some kids there will be delayed closure of the fontannels. In such cases, the sweating will be excessive drenching the pillow. Children of this nature are mostly plump, anamic., and obese when they grow up.

The correction is very simple. Normally one single dose of Calcaria Carb 200 three globules will stop the sweating of the head. May repeat upto three three doses in a span of three days. The medicine can also be repeated after a week if found necessary. Normally three doses cure the malady.

With best wishes.

2008-09-22 07:06:44 by Evelyn C

I sweat like crazy every day. Whether it's hot or cold I sweat. It's freaken gross. Does anybody know some natural remedies to minimize the sweat???

Hey

There are different ways that can help you to stop your excessive sweating.
Here are some useful methods to avoid hyperhidrosis:


Avoid Sugar

having high sugar level in the blood produces hyper activity and anxiety that can easily produce excessive stress, and as a result excessive sweating.

Don't drink Alcohol

Drinking Alcohol causes the dilatation of blood vessels that result in an increase in body temperature and therefore excessive sweat.

Don't Eat Spicy Foods:

Spicy foods are similar to alcohol, it makes the heart pumps more blood and therefore the body, to regulate itself produces sweat.

Choose The Right Cloths:

Don't over dress, and in summer or any other hot weather avoid synthetic fibers. Choose breathing fabrics like cotton. This will ventilate your body and void any accumulation of sweat.

Stop That Caffeine:

Caffeine is a stimulant that increases the anxiety. Caffeine could be found in coffee and other soda drinks.

Don't Smoke:

Smoking is also a vessel dilator just like alcohol.

Learn Yoga or Meditation:

One of the most common causes for excessive sweating is stress. To avoid or reduce stress you should learn to control it. The best way to control is by learning meditation or yoga techniques. Mastering those can make a huge impact on your life.

In addition to these tips there are also many products and solutions for excessive sweating like botox, Acupuncture and Hypnosis.
In my opinion and from my experience the problem with many of these solutions is the expensive price and the fact that many of them simply won't work for most of the people.


There are only few recommended products that actually work and can help you to stop the hyperhidrosis in a matter of weeks.

Check this article for information about a very popular and recommended guide that helped me to stop my excessive underarm sweating :

http://www.squidoo.com/Stop-Sweating-And -Start-Living-System

All the best.

2009-07-17 09:27:55 by psychoboy5632489

Any natural remedies?

Hyperhidrosis can be caused by food allergies, or a mineral/vitamin deficiency. I had it for a long time before learning this.

Check out this article about hyperhidrosis, grains, and sugars. Scroll about halfway down the page.
http://www.mercola.com/2004/aug/14/exces sive_sweating.htm

I had hyperhidrosis and other symptoms for many years. I tried all the usual treatments including ETS surgery, prescriptions, antiperspirants, botox, etc. The surgery was most helpful but several years later hyperhidrosis began to return.

This year I was diagnosed with food allergies due to celiac disease. I eliminated wheat, dairy, and sugar from my diet. I stopped all prescriptions and began taking supplements for B vitamins and magnesium.

You can see the rest of the story here:
http://www.esfbchannel.com/phpBB2/viewto pic.php?p=22324

2007-06-11 14:51:36 by Ethan