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Sweating is a common symptom of extreme heat. Even in this state of extremes and confinement it is common, but is excessive sweating really a sign of health?
Sweating is commonly used as a measure of health, although sweating depends on a number of factors, including body composition. "Everyone's physical system is different," says Dr. Craig Kendall, a professor of internal medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
Even if two people of the same sex are the same in size and size and are involved in the same activities, it is very possible that one person will sweat more, while the other will not.
The reason, Dr. Craig says, is the sweat glands. they say. That if a person has more sweat glands in his body, he will sweat more, so it is not possible to determine whether a person is healthy or unhealthy based on the amount of sweat.
However, in the light of some research, an estimate can be made as to how much and when a healthy person should sweat. A 2010 study in Japan compared the amount of sweat that healthy people had after exercise to the reaction of unhealthy people to exercise. The study found that healthy people start sweating as soon as they start exercising.
They also have a high amount of sweat. Similarly, men sweat more than women. The reason for this is said to be the ability to generate heat. A healthy person sweats more. That's why men sweat more than women because they exert more energy. Obese people sweat more than lean people because their body produces more heat.
Not only this, with the help of sweat you can do welding. However, these sweat glands are found in the armpits, palms and soles of the feet. However, there is no evidence that this sweat is healthy or not.
In short, if you sweat profusely or not, in both cases you do not need to decide for yourself whether it is a sign of health or not. If you notice any abnormalities in your body system, consult a physician instead of making a guess.
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