Velve921
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Why do some people sweat more than others? Does it have to do with adrenaline?
All thoughts will be appreciated.
All thoughts will be appreciated.
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Ewlevy1 said:Obviously there are so many variables to explain sweat, but can we generally/objectively say that it is do to high adrenaline causing large amounts of heat in the body?
Thanks Sueq. Just looked it up; clonidine is prescription only here. So there's one thing more liberal where you are. Looks like it is at least sometimes prescribed for migraine prophylaxis. I guess it goes on the list of things to try.sueq said:Thanks. Makes sense. Estrogen and cortisol again. I just found clonidine over the counter here and the label mentions flushing though it's sold as a migraine drug and even called that - menograine. Tara it might be worth a look?
sueq said:That's very informative nikotrope. Last night I tried clonidine and so far - great. Today is baking and I've been queuing in the sun for hours. I'm hot but I'm not sweating! I took 75ug at bedtime and 50ug sometime in the night. I feel relaxed and sleep was a tad better. Tara if enough people here have good experiences it might be worth pursuing a script. They've taken progesterone off the shelves which I'm truly devastated about, but finding this cheered me up.
from Ray's Quick Therapy Diet: 2 Quarts Of Milk And 2 Quarts Of Orange Juice Per DayI did this diet for one week and LOVED it. I lost three pounds of fat, had NO excessive peeing and was sweating bullets I was so warm all the time.