It is a cold winter day, and you are still sweating. You are at a movie theatre trying to take in a new flick, and you are still sweating. You try to sleep, and you are still sweating. If you suffer from hyperhidrosis, your excessive sweating can be a near constant nuisance. If you have tried prescription deodorant and a host of other medications without success, it may be time to try something else. It may be time to try one of the following all-natural hyperhidrosis treatments.
1. Tomato Juice
Grab a V8 or some pure tomato juice and guzzle it down to try to stop your excessive sweating. Tomatoes can shrink your pores and lower your body’s internal temperature, helping to regulate the amount you sweat. You can try eating a tomato-rich diet, or just take a shortcut and drink tomato juice. If you simply cannot stomach tomatoes, some experts have suggested applying tomato juice to your underarms, first letting it sit for 10 minutes before rinsing it off.
2. Green Tea
While in the short-term drinking hot tea may temporarily raise your body temperature and cause you to sweat, green tea is high in magnesium and vitamin B. These two vitamins keeps you calm and can constrict your sweat glands. Start your day with a cup of green tea instead of coffee and see the difference.
3. Black Tea
While you can drink green tea to reduce sweating, black tea should be applied to your skin. Wet a washcloth with black tea, and rub it on your armpits to reduce the symptoms of hyperhidrosis.
4. Wheatgrass Shots
Wheatgrass shots can be found at almost any smoothie shop, and they are full of benefits. Wheatgrass shots contain vitamin B6, B12, C, and A, as well as folic acid. All of these nutrients combine to neutralize the acids in your blood, working to reduce the amount you sweat.
5. Lemon
Citric acid is a key component when it comes to eliminating bacteria and reducing excessive sweating. Lemons should be applied to the skin, not eaten, so you can either lightly squeeze a lemon on your underarms or mix lemon juice with baking soda and apply it to your underarms. Wait 30 minutes, then wash the lemon off.
6. Baking Soda and Cornstarch
Both baking soda and cornstarch naturally absorb water, making for a great all-natural antiperspirant. Baking soda also can work to neutralize body odor, making it a great natural deodorant as well. Create your own natural deodorant by mixing 3 parts baking soda with 2 parts cornstarch, and apply the mix to your underarms. Wait 30 minutes before washing off the deodorant with water.
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