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A simple home-remedy for excessive sweating - Reader's contribution

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If you have a tendency to sweat excessively, this particular granny's home-remedy is proven to give good results. Mix 1 tsp each of ginger juice and honey and have it the first thing in the morning on an empty stomach, regularly.

See also: Excessive perspiration in the feet: Home Remedies

(Contributed by Isha)

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  1. debbie6:35 PM

    What is ginger juice?

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  2. Krystal4:51 PM

    this is called diaphorysis. it is more common than you think. dr's can give medication, but there are side effects

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  3. Rita4:52 PM

    This problem may be inherited!

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  4. Tanuja4:53 PM

    excessive sweating is actually a medical condition.See a doctor if it is affecting your everyday life.

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  5. Tanvi4:55 PM

    excessive sweating is caused by a condition called hyperhidrosis.

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  6. Dia4:57 PM

    I suggest that you try a course of Acupuncture.
    In the mean time patchouli oil mixes with sweat to produce a scent that most people find very attractive.

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  7. Vimala5:08 PM

    Keep an eye on your diet. Hot foods and coffee can be to blame. Smoking also does not help.

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  8. Aparna9:16 AM

    Debbie, you have to grate the ginger roots and blend it to extract its juice. See this.

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  9. Neel10:16 AM

    Actually sweating is a natural process to dissipate body heat to keep the body cool and free from toxic materials. Therefore it should NOT be stopped. Of course, to compensate loss of water & salt, one must take enough drinking water and necessary salt, preferably in the form of ORS (oral rehydration solution).

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  10. Dheeru4:58 PM

    I’ve always been interested in the natural healing powers of the spices in my own cabinet.

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