Sweat

Everyone perspires for different reasons. While some start drenching with sweat just after a few steps, others go all about without a drop of perspiration for hours.

Excessive sweating is known as hyperhidrosis that may affect your normal routine life by leading to embarrassment or social anxiety due to the fear of body odor.

Let's explore the science behind five foods that can make you sweat excessively.

Researchers from US have developed a wristband-type wearable sweat sensor that could help diagnose cystic fibrosis, diabetes and other diseases.

The nutritionist explains that caffeine in the coffee stimulates the adrenal glands and causes our palms, feet, and underarms to sweat up more.

So, the next time you experience the discomfort of hot flashes or night sweats, consider reaching for a cup of refreshing coriander water.

Sweat-shaming is when someone points out your sweatiness as a way to signal disapproval.

Scientists have found an association between caffeine intake and more bothersome hot flashes and night sweats in postmenopausal women. The study by Mayo clinic researchers in the US also showed an association between caffeine intake ...

We all have dealt with summer heat and have hated it most of the time; skin eruptions, sweat and dehydration, summers are mostly about these problems.

During this time of the year, it is of utmost importance to take proper care of your skin as excessive sweating may lead to a host of skin problems. Apart from causing acne and rashes, ...