Excessive sweating while sleeping―also known as night sweats―is a common problem affecting a lot of people. The result: a heavily perspiring body despite sleeping in a room with normal temperature, a damp and moist bed, and frequent changing of sheets and clothes. Commonly referred to as s...
Heavily oxidized lipofuscin appears brown or black, while less oxidized granules are lighter. No one knows why some people get this buildup. Eccrine chromhidrosis is even rarer, and it's caused by eating mass quantities of foods or medications that contain dyes. For example, one often-cited ...
the nicotine releases acetylcholine, a chemical that leads to sweaty episodes. Smoking also raises your body temperature, which also contributes to sweating. Just like alcohol, when you kick smoking, you tend to perspire more heavily as
the nicotine releases acetylcholine, a chemical that leads to sweaty episodes. Smoking also raises your body temperature, which also contributes to sweating. Just like alcohol, when you kick smoking, you tend to perspire more heavily as
a chemical that leads to sweaty episodes. Smoking also raises your body temperature, which also contributes to sweating. Just like alcohol, when you kick smoking, you tend to perspire more heavily as well. But a little sweatiness is nothing compared to the health benefits, which include the ...