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some terms:
deodorant - for odor
antiperspirant- for perspiration/sweating
A deodorant isn't going to have an effect on perspiration. An antiperspirant would be the thing to try.
if you think this is more than just normal sweating, you could do a search on hyperhydrosis to see if it fits - and then seek professional help for that
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Hmm... Thank you. I was just thinking that it's not a problem when I sweat it all out with reg cardio. I used to keep cardio to a min and am amazed on how great increasing water and cardio worked!! ;-)
Wonder if retaining too much h20 is what was causing it...??
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I sweat a lot without this stuff. I put it on once a week, still using my regular anti-perspirant every day. It's not a deoderant, and daily anti-perspirants work better for me than plain deoderants.
Highly recommended. I know several forum members use the stuff. It's a miracle.
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You can always get botox injections as well. 75 Units per armpit, paralyzes your eccrine (sweat) glands and voila, no sweating.
Downfalls: price and compensatory sweating elsewhere--feet, hands, butt. Not pretty. Also not permanent and needs to be repeated every 4-6 months, typically.
You can always get botox injections as well. 75 Units per armpit, paralyzes your eccrine (sweat) glands and voila, no sweating.
Downfalls: price and compensatory sweating elsewhere--feet, hands, butt. Not pretty. Also not permanent and needs to be repeated every 4-6 months, typically.
That's pretty cool. Maybe I'll save up and then botox 99% of my eccrine glands, leaving only a spot on the forehead. I'll be able to literally fire water from my head like a laser while exercising.
A head-mounted sweat laser. Aw yeah.
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That's pretty cool. Maybe I'll save up and then botox 99% of my eccrine glands, leaving only a spot on the forehead. I'll be able to literally fire water from my head like a laser while exercising.
I sweat a lot without this stuff. I put it on once a week, still using my regular anti-perspirant every day. It's not a deoderant, and daily anti-perspirants work better for me than plain deoderants.
Highly recommended. I know several forum members use the stuff. It's a miracle.
Yeah, this stuff is awesome.
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Available from high street stores like Boots. I used to sweat a lot. I'm not overweight, or unhealthy, although my t-shirts used to be soaked. I put this stuff on the night before, in the morning wash it off, and no more sweat!
Sweating under arms overall - solutions?
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