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Yeah... Embarrassing! Texas humidity kills me, I don't want to say I have Hyperhydrosis(excessive sweat feet/armpits/hands/face....) But, I sweat everyday , everywhere , even if its 50-60 degrees , especially inside the house...
anyone know a good treatment/cure that will help me conquer this embarrassment :( Thank Goodness my Girl Friends never left me cause of this ;):spot:
U hairy? Lol odd question but hair is there to allow pores to stay open so u can sweat to stay cool.. exercise a hell of a lot more.. when u exercise, u tend to sweat less than if ur fat or don't.
lols no, not really... Barely have any chest hair... or arm hair... or facial hair .. I guess normal, although I am quite skinny, but I guess ima start runnin' again?Quote:
Originally Posted by ggzz
Isn't 50-60 degrees incredibly hot? Anyway you could try to drink more water to lower your body temp?
in Texas no, I mean it's January today was like 84 lols...Quote:
Originally Posted by DeiJaiVui
Lowest this year I think we were at 40ish? Ah! And yeah I been doing some research and that was a helpful tip they had stated.
OMG, 40 is really hot in Sydney already. Hottest I've ever been is like 50ish I think, normally 10-30.Quote:
Originally Posted by P1nky
You forgot to mention Fahrenheit P1nky :P I think that's why he's confused.
Yea man I live in Texas. Actually I'm further from you I'm about 30 mins from the border and I know what you mean.
I'm a hairy mofo so i don't have to worry about sweat all to much. I only sweat after a good workout or when I'm parking lot attendent at H.E.B.
As for a solution just do what ggzz said. There might be some pills to slow it down such as a certain vitamin. But I wouldn't know anything about it.
Ohhh Fahrenheit, haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Overtime
Oh goodness, haha totally forgot! and ah man so where are you at? I am at Houston , hour away from Galveston.Quote:
Originally Posted by Overtime
btw 50-60 degrees is like 13-15 Celsius. Although we do get about 40+ Celsius as well.
Lol alright, I was thinking, ''how the hell can it be 84 degrees''. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by P1nky
Yea I remember reading your from around Houston.
I'm from Edinburg, Texas. 1 hour from Brownsville. 15 mins from Mcallen.
Off Topic: P1nky, are you going to to see Tiesto, Avicii, Skrillex Spring break?
Just read that your into that stuff on another thread.
You should probably see a doctor about it instead of asking us
But a doctor has a co-pay. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by cycrosism
We are open source and he is looking from someone with personal experience about this.
Ah I see I have friends that are from there. and at South Padre ? Man ... i dont know if I can go this year, my whole crew is going like every year, I guess ima have to see if I can get off this year from work!Quote:
Originally Posted by Overtime
And not walk out on the job like I did last year haha, are you?
Already am going to Dermatologist this week, although I would like to do my own research and ask around !Quote:
Originally Posted by cycrosism
:) Correct <3Quote:
Originally Posted by Overtime
Yes sir.
Camped out for 12 hours on the first day they went on sale.
Would be awesome to meet a fellow SRL Member.
Already requested the time off in advance :D
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...123_001621.jpg
Haha eww :p jk man <3
I had the problem of excess sweating in my feet when working at Chick Fil A. What I did was coat my feet in baby powder before putting my socks on and it helped with it, and the smell too :p The only downside is you have a cake mixture when you take them off sometimes haha.
I don't like the last part. LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyle Undefined
baby powder & drink more / eat more salt
For palms:
http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/xoxide/fanmouse1.jpg
It's a mouse with a fan in it.
I heard there's a few good creams for your hands/ feet. You take it once a day for 2 weeks and your sweating should be minimal after that. It is called something like Antihydral Cream. I'd probably go to a specialist and they'll give you a prescription.
And if you are overweight or obese lose some weight, and your body temperature will casually drop as fat acts as insulation.
Thats why in winter all the fat people are never cold but all the skinny people are shivering
40F is freezing cold. Honestly, with the temperature in Australia (especially up north in Queensland), you would not survive a single day.. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by P1nky
I can't either, after about 85 I pass out from heat, I stay in 50F rooms almost my entire life, I shovel snow with no shirt on.. I'm on the skinny side 5'10'' 160Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc0pj2tf6_4
Here is the the to stop that. I did this. And it works. I also use Certain Dri for my arm pits and that works incredibly well. Use as directed. :)
From what I read this actually does work, you should try it pinky.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuruChan