How many times have you just gotten dressed to go for a nice night out to a restaurant, coffee house or a bar only to arrive there with big wet rings under your armpits? It's frustrating, you haven't run a marathon, you haven't been running a treadmill, yet for some reason your body seems to disagree with you! Well, this kind of frustration is common for those of us with Hyperhidrosis, a condition which refers to overactive sweat glands.
The good news is there are ways to stop excessive underarm sweating so that you can go about your daily affairs without being so self conscious.
Here is a quick look at some possible solutions.
With all the Starbucks popping up all over the place, it is clear many of us are heavy coffee drinkers.
Coffee provides us with much needed caffeine to get through the hectic work day.
However this caffeine can elevate your blood pressure, raise your anxiety and of course, make you sweat a lot more than usual.
If you want to stop excessive underarm sweating, think about that the next time you reach for your grande latte.
Another thing you will want to cut out if you happen to do it, is smoking.
Like drinking coffee, smoking just one cigarette will immediately raise your blood pressure and heart rate.
An increased heart rate will in turn lead to increased sweating.
If you are a smoker, not only is it in the best interests of your overall health to quit, but also to help you stop excessive underarm sweating from continuing.
To finish things off, I've got one unusual tip for you.
Drink buttermilk and/or tomato juice on a daily basis.
Yes, that's right, this is a home remedy meant to stop excessive underarm sweating, how it works I cannot say, but give it a try and see if it works for you.