Excessive Sweating

Profuse output of sweat through the pores of the skin.

The apocrine glands located in the armpits, groins, around the breasts and anus produce sticky sweat (loaded with fats, proteins, pheromones) and are responsible for the unpleasant odor of perspiration.

The eccrine glands located everywhere on the body produces very liquid sweat that does not stick.

Hyperhidrosis is a symptom of many diseases:

Certain pathologies can cause excessive sweating: diseases of the central nervous system, Parkinson's disease, renal hepatic failure, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, hormonal disorders, menopause, infectious diseases, pneumonia, heart disease, overweight or obesity, cancer...

The sweating of the feet and hands corresponds to a nervous disorder.

Cold sweating: salt abuse

Greasy droplet sweating: iodine deficiency

Exhausting sweating: iron, sodium and oxygen deficiency

Iatrogenic sweating: taking certain medications (cortisone, aspirin, etc.) can cause excessive sweating.

Eating raw, living and hypotoxic food. Consume foods rich in essential omega 3 fatty acids which limit inflammatory phenomena.

Eat raspberries and turnips.

Marine plasma from Quinton (Biocean).

LAB IV (PariNat), if thyroid imbalance, 2 tabs. X 3 / jour.

Avoid ail, oignon, sucres, café au lait, bière, boissons très chaudes et/ou très glacées, boissons gazeuses, abus de sel, thé, aliments piquants et échauffants, alcool, aspirine.

Réduire la consommation des aliments riches en soufre.

Rigorous body cleanliness - Sitz baths and yarrow flower (Achillea millefolium) - Baths with walnut leaves - Use natural talcum powder without additives

Calendula soap - Lycopodium powder

Baking soda diluted in a little water, applied to inflamed areas or in the bath

Apple cider vinegar can serve as a deodorant in case of strong body odor.

Aloe vera soothes inflammation and calms itching. Apply after cleansing the skin.

Alum stone powder (Potassium alum), not to be confused with synthetic alum stone (Ammonium alum), can be used as a natural antiseptic deodorant to sprinkle on shoes and/or socks, in case of excessive sweating of the feet. It allows perspiration (which prevents overheating), but prevents microbial proliferation and therefore the appearance of bad odors.

Avoid clothing, synthetic underwear, too tight or waterproof, nylon socks or tights - Favor linen or hemp - Avoid plastic shoes - Learn to manage stress through relaxation techniques and moments of rest - Hot showers which dilate the pores of the skin the skin. Take cold showers and baths to contract the capillaries and firm the skin.