Question: I have extreme underarm sweating. It doesn’t matter if I just showered, or used starch, baking soda, dry sol, cotton clothes or anything. I am extremely frustrated and considering to get some form of surgery.
Answer:
Perspiration or sweating is a means of elimination of the wastes through the surface of the skin. The pores present, discharge sweat and aid in the detoxification process.
Areas, which perspire a lot:
The axilla or the armpit, forehead, chest, scalp, and groin.
The axilla houses a host of microbes. The multiplying microbes and their products are responsible excessive and offensive perspiration in the armpit as against other areas.
Excess Sweating Treatment
- The most common and effective remedy for excess sweating is using an anti-bacterial, anti-microbial, pleasant-smelling soap.
- Wearing cotton clothes is the next best option, since cotton absorbs the sweat.
- I would advice you to continue using baking soda on and off along with the other measures recommended. Baking soda absorbs sweat and most importantly kills bacteria.
- Apple cider vinegar, white vinegar and alcohol are other remedies that will be of great benefit to curb sweating.
- What you eat and drink is directly related to your perspiration and body odor.So eat right. Eat healthy. Steer clear of all processed foods. Stick to organic foods only.
- Also, avoid too much red meat.
- Removing the hair from the armpit keeps the area clean and helps prevent sweat rings.
- Drink plenty of water. 10-12 glasses a day are advocated.
- Avoid alcohol consumption and smoking.
- Surgical intervention is not recommended.
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