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Top 10 Hyperhidrosis Blogs

  Hypehidrosis is not an easy condition to talk about, much less in full public view on internet. So, kudos to people who choose to talk about their Hyperhidrosis on blogs and help generate awareness about this awkward disease. Ultimately we want to compile a top 10 blogs on Hyperhidrosis list. But we are starting with the three pretty good ones we have found. So if you know anyone else who should be on this list, please leave a comment and we’ll profile them. Best of Hyperhidrosis Blogs 1. Sweaty Palms Diaries: Stories of People With Hyperhidrosis http://sweatypalmdiaries.blogspot.com/ First person account by Tiara.. well researched, well presented. Not a typical sob story about how Hyperhidrosis ruined her life, but a very positive message about healing yourself.Highly recommended!   2. Just a Little Sweat http://justalittlesweat.wordpress.com/ A very personal blog Hyperhidrosis. Talks about the authors experiences as a patient and provides several useful first han...

How to Detox Your Armpits and Why

  The benefits of cutting out standard deodorants are endless, they contain heavy metals, chemicals, and ingredients to prevent the natural sweating process that detoxes the body. This process of stopping or reducing sweating is actually harmful to your body. However, detoxing can actually decrease odor and decrease the amount of sweating.  It can also help your body restore your immune system, decreases your chances for breast cancer, and fight other common diseases linked to the chemicals and heavy metals in the deodorants themselves.  This simple recipe to detox your armpits could reduce unsightly bumps, decrease irritation, fight rashes and redness, and increase the bodies own natural ability to fight disease.   We also have our own little surprise for you at the end of this article, so make sure to scroll through! Fit Fact : Shaving your under arms actually makes your skin even more permeable.  Meaning, that by removing the hair and a layer of skin with it,...

Ways to Tell If You Sweat Too Much— and What You Can Do About It

  As unpleasant as it may be, sweating is the body’s natural, healthy way of cooling itself down. However, while you expect to sweat during a heavy workout, excessive sweating—during a mid-afternoon work meeting or while dining out for a nice dinner—can be a source of embarrassment. Excessive sweating is known as hyperhidrosis. For example, if you sweat while working at your desk, that is excessive sweating. As mentioned, sweating is one of the ways our body keeps us from overheating: by keeping our body temperature within one or two degrees of 98.6, it helps to maintain a balance in our hormones and bodily fluids. When your temperature rises, the sweat glands kick in to produce more sweat. With hyperhidrosis, the body’s cooling mechanism is so overactive that it produces four or five times the amount of sweat that you need. Tips to help you manage your sweat Always choose an antiperspirant, not deodorant:  Deodorants mask body odor, but do nothing to prevent sweating.  B...

How Antiperspirants Are Better Than Deodorants

  Do you want to  stop excessive sweating , or is it the odour that’s bothering you? If it’s both, we’ve got your back. There’s a high chance you might assume that deodorants and antiperspirants are similar products in terms of function. Let’s quickly look at what they are. According to dermatologists, the key difference between the two is that deodorants help to stop the odour, while antiperspirants work by blocking the pores on the outer layer of your skin, reducing the amount of sweat allowed to the surface. What is Hyperhidrosis? Hyperhidrosis is a disorder that results in undue perspiration. This could be because of warmer, humid weather, some internal triggers, or because of certain medical conditions like menopause or hyperthyroidism. The unpleasant part is when odours leave us highly uncomfortable or you can say embarrassed! Have you ever faced anything like it? Caught you! Hyperhidrosis reportedly causes anxiety with increased sweat in offices, parties and even in sch...

How Hard It Can Be Living Life With Hyperhidrosis

  Hyperhidrosis  is one such condition where people suffering from the condition sweat unusually and excessively.  As an obvious consequence, it leads to a whole lot of discomfort and perpetual moments of embarrassment that others might not have a clue about.  In this post, we take a closer look to discuss how hard it is in reality for people to live with hyperhidrosis, its underlying causes, what you can do about it, and everything else in between. Nevertheless, there is a good chance the number of affected individuals could be even more as many people suffering from excessive sweating often don’t come out in the public to discuss their issues, not even to their health care provider. This makes it even harder for people to gauge that their fellow buddy is going through some unwanted scenarios in his life. Generalized hyperhidrosis (also known as secondary hyperhidrosis), usually makes an individual sweat more than focal hyperhidrosis. The reason for such odd be...

How Hard It Can Be Living Life With Hyperhidrosis

  Hyperhidrosis  is one such condition where people suffering from the condition sweat unusually and excessively.  As an obvious consequence, it leads to a whole lot of discomfort and perpetual moments of embarrassment that others might not have a clue about.  In this post, we take a closer look to discuss how hard it is in reality for people to live with hyperhidrosis, its underlying causes, what you can do about it, and everything else in between.Knowing the basics right  Simply put, hyperhidrosis is the term that defines and explains the overreacting nature of your body’s sweat glands. Thus, a person tends to perspire unnecessarily without any apparent reason, which makes sweating, a natural phenomenon, a thing of disgust and sheer discomfort. People suffering from hyperhidrosis often find themselves sweating uncontrollably in areas where others are keeping it normal. At times, there could be an underlying emotion, like anxiety which may trigger  excessi...

The Cure to Your Sweating Problems Forever!

  All year round you have to live through the hot steamy days, praying that the day could be over so you could have a shower. Everyday you have to fear going to see the people you love because you can’t handle the embarrassment of stinking of sweat. Whether you sweat normally, or suffer from  Hyperhidrosis  and excessive sweating, you are always scared of being pointed out for your sweat issues. But those days are over… There is now a new revolutionary way for you to completely eliminate your sweat. You no longer have to stress about being called out and laughed at in public. You won’t have to sit uncomfortably in an ocean of sweat. You can finally be free of sweat entirely. Stop Sweat Fix  is the revolution you need to stop your sweat problems. Doctors and pharmacists spent ages researching, testing and editing in order to make it. They made sure that it wasn’t alright quality, but that it was perfect for you to use. They didn’t make a spray that could slightly stop...

Say Goodbye To Sweaty, Smelly Palm & Armpits With Stop Sweat Fix

  You are a sweating horse! (That’s probably what most people call you when you are in their company, leaving you embarrassed). You have tried several  stop sweating products  and remedies but to no avail.   You do not want to go under the blade to stop sweating and desperately looking for an alternate cure. Excessive sweating  ( Hyperhidrosis )  is one such condition that reportedly affects at least three out of a hundred Australians. As such, these individuals sweat excessively for no apparent reason, but simply because they feel super hot, or are extremely stressed out during any physical activity. However, it is important to determine and understand the types of excessive sweating. Simply put, sweating is a natural phenomenon. It occurs when your nervous system triggers sweat glands to release fluid in an attempt to bring down the temperature of the body for a cooling effect.  As such, sweating can arise out of a multitude of conditions and scenari...