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This now well-established but generally under-appreciated principle of physiology is aptly known as ‘Cannon’s Law of Denervation Supersensitivity’. It describes the wide ranging effects of the complete loss of nerve inputs to a variety of bodily structures under experimental conditions. One of the many responses to nerves that are sick or dysfunctional (now termed Disuse Supersensitivity) is that the muscles that are supplied by these nerves shorten and tighten (due to the supersensitivity of both the muscle’s specialized stretch receptors and motor nerve-muscle junctions), resulting not only in muscle spasm and stiffness which limit flexibility, but a whole sequence of pain compounding reactions. The two earliest are that localized taut bands of muscle fibers begin to compress the small specialized pain sensing (and now extra-sensitive) nerve fibers within the muscle (known as myofascial tender or trigger points) causing type 1 pain, and the compressed muscles do not allow proper blood flow in, or waste products to be removed. This leads to a build up of lactic acid, which further enhances the perception of pain through type 2 pain mechanisms. Continued and prolonged muscle shortening or contracture gradually leads to increased mechanical tension on the muscle’s tendonous attachments to bone, causing all of the various tendonitis (types 1 & 2 pain) syndromes throughout the body. The end result is a truly vicious snowballing cycle of pain, with the muscle shortening further increasing pressure on the nerves.

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Cannon’s law of denervation tells us that if a post-ganglionic neurone has it’s pre-ganglionic input removed, then it will become super-sensitive to the normal neurotransmitters that mediate that pre-ganglionic input. There is a variety of reasons for this, including up-regulation of receptors for the neurotransmitter(s), post-receptor effects, and impaired removal of neurotransmitters from the synapse

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Most authors do not describe clinically significant capsular adhesions as a predominant finding in the chronic phase of this condition. Instead, pathologic data confirm an active process of hyperplastic fibroplasia and excessive type III collagen secretion that lead to soft-tissue contractures of the aforementioned structures (ie, the coracohumeral ligament, soft tissues of rotator interval, the subscapularis muscle, the subacromial bursae). However, these findings were observed in surgical patients who had severe and late-phase disease and cannot be applied to early phases of the disease.

From the chromosomal, cytochemical, and histologic points of view, the soft-tissue contractures are identical to those seen in a Dupuytren contracture of the hand. These contractures result in the classic progressive loss of ROM of the glenohumeral joint, which affects external rotation and abduction, then flexion, adduction, and extension (in descending order of severity). Despite these histopathologic similarities, the favorable and regressive outcome of adhesive capsulitis differs from the unfavorable and progressive outcome of Dupuytren disease.

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Surgical treatment for sweaty palms and blushing: Brachial …

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This now well-established but generally under-appreciated principle of physiology is aptly known as ‘Cannon’s Law of Denervation Supersensitivity’. It describes the wide ranging effects of the complete loss of nerve inputs to a variety of bodily structures under experimental conditions. One of the many responses to nerves that are sick or dysfunctional (now termed Disuse Supersensitivity) is that the muscles that are supplied by these nerves shorten and tighten (due to the supersensitivity of both the muscle’s specialized stretch receptors and motor nerve-muscle junctions), resulting not only in muscle spasm and stiffness which limit flexibility, but a whole sequence of pain compounding reactions. The two earliest are that localized taut bands of muscle fibers begin to compress the small specialized pain sensing (and now extra-sensitive) nerve fibers within the muscle (known as myofascial tender or trigger points) causing type 1 pain, and the compressed muscles do not allow proper blood flow in, or waste products to be removed. This leads to a build up of lactic acid, which further enhances the perception of pain through type 2 pain mechanisms. Continued and prolonged muscle shortening or contracture gradually leads to increased mechanical tension on the muscle’s tendonous attachments to bone, causing all of the various tendonitis (types 1 & 2 pain) syndromes throughout the body. The end result is a truly vicious snowballing cycle of pain, with the muscle shortening further increasing pressure on the nerves.

www.northwestims.com/faq-4.html

Cannon’s law of denervation tells us that if a post-ganglionic neurone has it’s pre-ganglionic input removed, then it will become super-sensitive to the normal neurotransmitters that mediate that pre-ganglionic input. There is a variety of reasons for this, including up-regulation of receptors for the neurotransmitter(s), post-receptor effects, and impaired removal of neurotransmitters from the synapse

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Most authors do not describe clinically significant capsular adhesions as a predominant finding in the chronic phase of this condition. Instead, pathologic data confirm an active process of hyperplastic fibroplasia and excessive type III collagen secretion that lead to soft-tissue contractures of the aforementioned structures (ie, the coracohumeral ligament, soft tissues of rotator interval, the subscapularis muscle, the subacromial bursae). However, these findings were observed in surgical patients who had severe and late-phase disease and cannot be applied to early phases of the disease.

From the chromosomal, cytochemical, and histologic points of view, the soft-tissue contractures are identical to those seen in a Dupuytren contracture of the hand. These contractures result in the classic progressive loss of ROM of the glenohumeral joint, which affects external rotation and abduction, then flexion, adduction, and extension (in descending order of severity). Despite these histopathologic similarities, the favorable and regressive outcome of adhesive capsulitis differs from the unfavorable and progressive outcome of Dupuytren disease.

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Axillary Hyperhidrosis Pills | How Do I Stop Sweating

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Hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating is a very common condition and affects over 3% of the population in Australia. Many suffers of excess sweating do not know that there are effective methods to stop and prevent sweating.The Sweat Free Clinic at Westside Dermatology treats all forms of sweating including excessive underarm sweating, also known as axillary hyperhidrosis, palmar sweating (sweaty hands), plantar sweating (sweaty feet) as well as excessive sweat of the scalp and face. This sweat clinic is under the guidance and supervision of specialist consultant dermatologists.Underarm sweating or armpit hyperhidrosis treatments are now on Medicare, which provides an effective and discounted treatment for Australian patients. Dr Davin Lim, who is a National Hyperhidrosis trainer provides BOTOX treatments for excessive underarm sweat. Botox injections provide an effective sweating treatment for patients who suffer from excess underarm sweating. With the Australian Medicare rebate, patients are entitled to 3 treatments per year. Botox treatment for axillary hyperhidrosis takes approximately 10 minutes to perform and lasts upto 6 months. Botox for underarm sweating is a safe and effective treatment has a proven safety record.Sweaty hands is also known as palmar hyperhidrosis. BOTOX is not a recommended treatment for sweaty hands. Gylcopyrrolate iontophoresis performed at Sweat Free, has the highest success rate of treating both feet sweating as well as sweaty palms. Iontophoresis is of limited value for the treatment of axillary sweating (armpit sweating) however is an excellent way of treating sweaty palms and feet. Iontophoresis treatments are conduced within the Westside Dermatology clinic in Brisbane.Facial and scalp sweating is best treated with BOTOX injections. BOTOX last between 3-4 months, however is not covered under Medicare for these areas.The use of tablets for excessive sweating can be useful, especially if sweating involves all areas, including the hands, feet, face, and underarms. These tablets are prescription tablets, and all states of Australia, including Queensland, Northern Territory and New South Wales do require a Doctors prescription. Sweat treatments such as Botox or Iontophoresis has a higher safety profile compared to tablets for sweating.In severe and resistant cases, surgical treatment such as ETS or endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy can be successful. ETS surgery has a high success rate for palmar hyperhidrosis (sweaty hands) however the risk of compensatory hyperhidrosis need to be considered.The Sweat Free Clinic in Brisbane is Australias leading private hyperhidrosis centre. Our specialist sweat clinics are staffed by specialist staff, including dermatologists, surgeons and nurse practitoners. Sweat Free is under the vision of Dr Davin Lim, a well known senior Laser Dermatologist in Brisbane.Sweat Free Hyerhidrosis Clinic branches will be opening up in Darwin, Cairns, Townsville, Ipswich, Gold Coast, Toowoomba, Noosa, Mt. Isa, Rockhampton, Mackay and Bundaberg by 2014.

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Perspiration*—Excessive—Mixture of CP 3x or 12x, KP 3x, NP 3x and S 12x. If foot sweat is supressed by cold, serious troubles may arise. Sil 12x and then 30x, then 200x should be given to restore it.
Jaborandi Ix 5 drops in a little water once daily.

•Dosage*: 2 grains t.d.s.
•All these biochemic salts/homeo medicines available @ local Homoeo shops, are safe and with side benefits. Don’t swallow medicine. The medicine to be dissolved on/under the tongue. Don’t take any thing 10 minutes before and 10 minutes after medication. You can take water.

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In any ailment [acute as well as chronic] and emergencies, Acupressure techniques come to Ur rescue, not only for instant diagnosis, but also for giving some prevention of any disease[s] and perceivable relief/cure. No medication/hospitalization/side effects. Most suitable to the poor masses who can’t afford insurance, nor ability to pay the bills.
1. Acupressure techniques— Utility—Blocked energy + toxins shall be moved from all Ur internal organs to purge in the normal drainage system, i.e., urine, feces, sweat, cough, menses[ladies], vomitting and all the organs shall function up to optimal levels
Acupressure Techniques—NO MEDICATION. NO SIDE EFFECTS. NO HOSPITALIZATION. NO COSTS. IT IS SAFE ALSO.
With Ur thumb, press ur/his/her palms and soles, wrists and ankles on both sides. Suppose pain is felt while pressing a particular point in the palm/sole, u have to press the surrounding area—just like u r pumping out air from that painful point. The blocked energy in any internal organ, be it lungs, heart, stomach, kidneys, pancreas, liver, etc., shall be released along with toxins if any. As a last point u must press middle part of each palm/sole; so that toxins, if any, shall be excreted/purged through urine without affecting the kidneys.
It should be done in an empty stomach or 2 hours after meals. With this, all the endocrine glands and their hormonal secretions shall be regulated. All internal organs shall function up to optimal levels. Ur entire immune system gets invigorated to produce antibodies.

2.In Ur diet U may include aloe vera juice, raw vegetables, green juices, raithas, salads, wheat grass powder, noni juice, etc.–and exclude cooked food, burgers, pizzas, [deep freeze & deep fried mutton, chicken red meat, beef, pork, etc.], salt, baking soda,etc.
3.Consumption of Charged Water*— • 2 glasses Gold-best brain tonic and antibiotic, silver-to remove excess heat from the body and ensures optimum functioning of Kidneys, Copper-best tonic for /muscular & nervous strength and Iron-to increase hemoglobin levels in the blood.
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shunting, and microvascular thermoregulatory dysfunction impairs normal
tissue perfusion and microvascular responses to injury. These
alterations can
subsequently be implicated in the pathogenesis of ulceration (63-67).

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I have hyperhidrosis. Until I had a miraculous surgery, I used to sweat profusely from my hands and feet.

I’d turn in math tests all crinkly from my wet palms and leave little footprints on our hardwood floors. I would sit in my teenage bedroom and watch droplets of sweat slide from my feet down my leg, and I was just sitting there reading YM.

It sucked.

I remember developing this condition, which is shared by about three percent of the U.S. population, around age 11, right at the onset of puberty. (This is also when my bright-blonde hair began to darken and curl. Puberty blows!) I was already self-conscious about my big glasses and the gap in my teeth, so the fact that my hands would actually drip sweat even when I was sitting still under no stress made me feel super-uncomfortable in social situations.

I would find ways to avoid any situations where I’d touch someone else’s hand; in church, I’d purposely make a bathroom trip during the part where you “share the peace” (read: shake hands) with the other people. My high-school boyfriends never got to hold my hand. When I really couldn’t avoid having people touch me, I would cringe as I watched them wipe their hands on their pant legs.

Of course, my anxiety over this just aggravated the sweating.

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Antiperspirants worked for my armpits, but not my hands or feet.

It affected my trendiness too! I could never wear jelly shoes — the biggest fashion statement of 1998 — or plastic flip-flops because I’d slide right out of them. I’m eternally thankful to Old Navy for dependably selling the canvas wedges I purchased every summer in high school.

At first, my parents thought it was something I’d grow out of, but with the advent of the Internet, I began doing research and discovered that I was not alone and that this wasn’t gonna go away.

There were things we could try, so I got my doctor to write me a prescription for a topical treatment called Drysol. I applied it to my palms and soles and slipped plastic baggies on every night. It stung, so I thought it was working; but in the end, it wasn’t a cure.

I convinced my mom to let me use her credit card and buy two ionic bath units, which I had read about online. Iontophoresis is the technical term for this treatment. I’d sit with these silly machines humming away, delivering tiny shocks to hands and feet, and watch the final seasons of “Friends” and “Frasier.” Obviously, this scheme didn’t work at all.

Botox shots were an option, but in the middle of North Dakota in the early 2000s, this wasn’t at all plausible. I graduated high school and forced myself to pretend people weren’t wondering why my hands were sopping wet when they shook my hand to congratulate me.

Midway through my freshman year at the University of Minnesota, I decided I was done with this sweating crap. I could not actively flirt with boys when I was a walking sweat machine.

I found out that the surgery, which I’d never really considered a viable option considering it was pretty expensive, could be covered by my insurance. My mom and I made some calls, got some awesome news (it was!) and booked me an appointment at the legendary Mayo Clinic in Rochester, about an hour away from Minneapolis.

Hyperhidrosis affects people in different areas. While mine was “palmar” and “plantar,” others may sweat profusely from their face, their back, underarms — you name it. I don’t know which one is the worst, because they’re all terrible when they’re your personal monster.

In order to be approved for the surgery, which is minimally invasive but was still a pretty big undertaking, I had to undergo some tests at the Mayo. I met with a couple surgeons, one who had me recite states and capitals while timed to see if I’d sweat more under pressure. Another had me run while he shouted at me, testing the relationship between my heart rate and my sweat.

The ultimate test was the one where I was told to strip naked and lie flat on my back on a stretcher. A nurse covered me head to toe in bright gold powder (ever see “Goldfinger”?). This powder would turn purple and point out my sweat patterns and where they were most dense. I was wheeled into a very small shed-like building where the temperature was about 130 degrees.

“Don’t worry,” the nurse said. “It’s pretty uncomfortable in there, and you have to be in there for 45 minutes, but you might lose some water weight!”

In I went. The nurse had neglected to tell me I could bring my own music to listen to while enclosed in this hot box. It being 2007, I would have chosen to play Broken Social Scene. However, I had the pleasure of listening to Rod Stewart’s cover of “Blue Moon” on a loop. For 45 minutes. With added guitar work by Eric Clapton, who I DETEST. I was in hell.

After memorizing each and every one of Rod’s smooth vocal cadences, I was released from my prison and my entire body was a lovely violet shade. My hands and feet, however, were black. I remained a bit lilac for several days after my hospital shower, but I was approved for surgery.

A minor insurance snafu kept me from actually getting the surgery for a few more months. I might have cried to the insurance agent on the phone; I had to convince them that my hyperhidrosis surgery was not for cosmetic reasons, but that it was affecting my entire day-to-day existence.

In June of 2007, I had my work done.

The surgeon performed what they call “endoscopic thorasic sympathectomy,” which basically means they went in under my arm, collapsed a lung, and clamped my sweat gland. It’s a safe, easy procedure, but there are a few possible side effects.

Some people who get the surgery experience what they call “compensatory sweating,” where the sweat stops in one place but picks up in another. My doctors warned me about this and told me the story of a lawyer who’d had it done for his hands, only to find that he’d become the new victim of excessive butt sweat. He was none too pleased about wearing Depends every day.

Luckily, I emerged unscathed. I have two tiny scars by my boobs that I like to tell people are my implant scars.

(FYI, if you’re ever in need of medical care, I totally recommend the Mayo. I was treated like a queen. My surgeons, who were mad busy, even came to check up on me. I totally get why the King of Jordan used to go there every year for his checkup.)

Today I have hands that don’t sweat. Ever. My feet still do, but definitely not as badly as they used to. The rest of me sweats normally.

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I can’t finally hold babies without worrying that they’ll slip out of my hands!

Do any of you sweat a lot? Like, A LOT? Ever get any medical treatments for it?

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video source from hyperhidrosis.ca Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy. Surgical procedure for Palmar Hyperhidrosis. I had this performed in 1999 with complete relief of sweaty hands. Side effects luckily were only few. Lazy eye (drooped eyelid) compensatory sweat in the chest and in the feet (plantar hyperhidrosis). Read more about my story @ www.sweatyhandsolutions.info
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www.sweatblock.com Laura suffered from hyperhidrosis and then she found SweatBlock. SweatBlock helped her solve her hyperhidrosis problem. She had always wanted to know how to stop sweating. She tried for years to find something that would help stop hyperhidrosis and nothing worked. She literally tried every women’s antiperspirant and men’s antiperspirant. Some products helped reduce sweat but none of them actually helped stop hyperhydrosis as well as she wanted. Then she found SweatBlock and she says it helped her stop sweating, completely. Now she says she has dry armpits for days, even after she exercises. She has found a solution to stop sweating and she says it is a real confidence boost. She wears whatever she wants! She can’t believe how much her life has changed since she found SweatBlock. Watch the video and if you want to know how you might be able to stop underarm sweating or stop armpit sweating visit www.sweatblock.com. SweatBlock has helped many people solve and stop excessive underarm sweating. Do wonder how to stop underarm sweat? Watch Laura’s review and see how it has helped her.
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  1. puddles10inkeyboard // February 13th, 2013 at 5:46 pm

    glad to read your post , I go for this surgery 1/21/13 and have wanted this my whole life . I live in Az where sweating is bad enough w/out having this condition!  one thing I wanted to know is do you have any breathing problems after ? this would be the only thing to make me recomcider. oh , also wanted to say I got AHCCCs to pay for all of it … thats arizona D.E.S.

  2. TheStrike818 // February 13th, 2013 at 6:14 pm

    i did it 3 years ago .. but i did clamping not ceuterizing my nerves . now am sooo happy forgot that my hands were sweatfall.
    my back sweating increased but for me its nothing ..
    am really happy ..thanks god

  3. Ahmed Nobel // February 13th, 2013 at 6:25 pm

    how i prevent reccurence after operation ??

  4. eternalstarsurfer // February 13th, 2013 at 6:27 pm

     come check

  5. ACardboardLlama // February 13th, 2013 at 7:02 pm

    Liar

  6. djandreal // February 13th, 2013 at 7:17 pm

    homemade one..4 batteries, wires and plates..that’s all u need! it works like a charm! total cost: 20 pounds! :D

  7. argreen33 // February 13th, 2013 at 7:56 pm

    @mcnabj How do you know?
    

  8. argreen33 // February 13th, 2013 at 8:01 pm

    What machine do you use?
    

  9. argreen33 // February 13th, 2013 at 8:30 pm

    Why is this? are you saying that you dont sweat at ALL anymore. and your body cant cool down???

  10. eternalstarsurfer // February 13th, 2013 at 9:14 pm

    Ruined my life also. Don’t ever ever ever ever ever do it PLEASE! I cry about it still it has been ten years since the fucked me up. Don’t ever do it. I can’t ever work in a job where I am not in shorts and in air conditioning, I get het stroke and confusion in heat above 85, I am unable to go a day in the summer without changing shirts at least 4 times and I can’t wear long pants even in the mid 70′s. DON”T DO IT!

  11. djandreal // February 13th, 2013 at 9:30 pm

    DON’T FUCKING DO IT! IONTOPHORESIS IS THE ANSWER!!

  12. Sten Ekberg // February 13th, 2013 at 10:24 pm

    Fix it for free, safely & for good! Sweaty hands, feet, underarms, etc (except when exercising) are caused by the sympathetic autonomic nervous system (ANS). There are two branches to the ANS sympathetic (fight/flight) and para-sympathetic (feed/breed). Notice when you are stressed or nervous the symptoms are worse? Manage stress by reprogramming your ANS. Chiropractic adjustments, breathing exercises, and visualizations will do that for you. Watch my videos to learn more.

  13. thedeadblackorchid // February 13th, 2013 at 11:23 pm

    holycrap that is scary

  14. luvmywhiteteeth1 // February 13th, 2013 at 11:34 pm

    MONEY HUNGRY PLEASE DONT DO IT !! RUINED MY LIFE TOO!! AS IM POSTING THIS MY CHEST AND BACK ARE DRIPPING WET …

  15. AddictingProduction // February 14th, 2013 at 12:29 am

    surgery always cost alot

  16. xXIKE455Xx // February 14th, 2013 at 12:57 am

    i have hyperhidrosis,and what theyre doing is actually cutting the nerve tht makes u sweat in half..ive read alot about it u should too

  17. Zeero Handred // February 14th, 2013 at 1:25 am

    Where does this take place?Your hands?How does it work?What are they doing?

    Please answer these questions because this looks a little to sketchy.

  18. Craisha Baylor // February 14th, 2013 at 1:39 am

    how much does this stuff cost?

  19. BlueMonkey9581 // February 14th, 2013 at 2:19 am

    this surgery does have its risks, but i think pretty much every surgery does, if you cannot handle the situation i think you should talk to your surgeon about it.
    i just got the surgery and im 16 years old, there is a bit of pain with me right niow but only because i just got out f hospital yesterday.
    i recommend it!

  20. jrunner1997 // February 14th, 2013 at 3:12 am

    Ok someone explain this to me. Isuffer from sweating in big events, but my main problem is playing video games. So can someone tell me whats goin on, it looks like he has cut open into the skin and either A. burning the skin, or B. aplying something, so can someone tell me?

  21. chivo2468 // February 14th, 2013 at 4:03 am

    It works definitely, but it’s not worth the pain :’( I tried it myself once and it was horrible!! :’( 40 injections in each hand.. even though it kept me dry for about 9 months, I wouln’t recommend it. try Iontophoresis first :) !!!!

  22. chivo2468 // February 14th, 2013 at 4:47 am

    Just wanted to let you know that there are a lot of different ways to treat this, and YOU ALL should start from the lowest dangerous to the most dangerous even though you hear this one or that one didn’t work on someone else. My own example:

    I tried Botox in my hand palms 7 years ago, 40 injections in each hand only to find out 3 years later that Iontophoresis, a much less painful treatment actually works on me, so yeah, try every treatment you hear about until u find the one that works for you

  23. Mark Williams // February 14th, 2013 at 5:31 am

    Don’t bother with this product. I tried it myself and it did absolutely nothing. Even Degree antiperspirant helped me more than this garbage. The best way to stop hyperhidrosis permanently is with natural methods. For the best techniques for stopping sweating I highly recommend stopsweating.info

  24. Sarah Sbert // February 14th, 2013 at 6:26 am

    I’m going to be trying this! I’m ordering it in the next month. I’ve had hyperhidrosis since I was about 11 years old. I’m the same, always a hoodie, or a jacket, or a baggy shirt, even in the summer!! :( I really hope that it works. If it does, I will be the happiest girl to wear a normal t-shirt and not have to worry!

  25. spicylatina034 // February 14th, 2013 at 7:14 am

    um yes i think we are all smart enough to kno that sweating is natural, like when you are hot, or nervous, or exercising, but when you are sitting and doing nothing at all and you have 5 inches under your arm. something is wrong. its a constant sweat that happens ALLL the time,i have to wear jackets even when i am not cold because its so embarrassing. i tried mens deodorants, cheap ones, expensive ones, and ive been dealing with this since i was in the 5th grade,and im 21 now.

  26. jonah1877 // February 14th, 2013 at 7:31 am

    I’ve been using this product for 2 weeks and let me tell you it is NOT BS it works!

  27. marvelousmadbabyface // February 14th, 2013 at 8:14 am

    We know it natural to sweat but hyperhidrosis is severe sweating. I have this condition myself and it is bad and embarassing.:( When you sit down youll have 2 inches of sweat under your arms. Thats not natural. Also im pretty sure you cant get Deoterant for 1$. Most deoterants dont work for this condition.

  28. insurancevsinsurance // February 14th, 2013 at 9:12 am

    Sweating is natural and your body is supposed to sweat. And this product is Bullshit. You can get deodorent at the market or local store for $1.

  29. Margaret Paulk // February 14th, 2013 at 9:50 am

    Guys, completely eliminate your excessive sweating does not need to be difficult (I used to feel it did). I’ll give you some advice right now. Look for holistic system known as Sweatozilax Miracle (do a search on google). Seriously,I finally eliminated my pain

  30. dougsines // February 14th, 2013 at 10:23 am

    i was thinking of the botox proerdure. suppose to last 9 months

  31. Diedra Vonrehe // February 14th, 2013 at 11:03 am

    Hello there! Thanks a lot for this helpful video. By the way, I notice lots of people keep on talking about Sweatozilax Miracle (just google it), but I’m not sure if it’s good. Have you tried using home remedy called Sweatozilax Miracle? I have heard several great things about it and my cooworker completely cure his excessive sweating naturally with this remedy.

  32. SuperFishBreath // February 14th, 2013 at 11:23 am

    go away, i discovered this not too long ago but im at a very dark place with my problem and i am even considering surgeries and am going to look into a specialist, as well i recently started seeing a communative therapist. This sort of seems like something that maybe the sweatblock people are paying people to do (because i have seen more than one of these reviews) however, i know it is a real problem (and very uncomfortable one) so please, let me know, anyone, your take on the product and ect.

  33. SuperFishBreath // February 14th, 2013 at 11:56 am

    I am 18 and I have had hyperhidrosis for 8 years, for as long as i can remember. It is terrible, it consumes my life, its more than physical it is as well mental for me. Everyday, school is the worst, i cant touch anyone, i can change multiple times, dry with paper towels, toilet paper, hand dryers. This is the biggest problem in my life beacause it is something i cant change or take hold of in any way. I have never felt normal and have deffinately changed everything in my life to try to make it



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www.excessivesweatingtreatment101.com Other causes of excessive sweating can be psychosomatic, such as when an individual is in a high stress situation where he is feeling a high amount of pressure for one reason or another. In other cases, the individual might start to sweat a lot in an embarrassing or potentially embarrassing situation. Although many individuals will sweat excessively on occasion due to the circumstances mentioned above, there are others who will sweat excessively without any particular cause. These individuals suffer from a disorder called hyperhidrosis. They can experience the intense sweating in the armpits, palms of their hands or on their feet.
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  1. theforgottenarmada // February 26th, 2013 at 3:47 pm

    *pops air balloons* *everybody claps* what the hell were they clapping for? he didn’t do absolutely anything other than pop balloons filled with air lol

  2. Barbara Holcomb // February 26th, 2013 at 3:54 pm

    Its still surprises me, how many people do not know about Sweatozilax Miracle (google it), even though many people completely cure their excessive sweating naturally with this remedy. Thanks to my buddy who told me about Sweatozilax Miracle, I finally eliminated my pain

  3. Gertha Whaley // February 26th, 2013 at 4:29 pm

    This still surprises me, just how lots of people don’t know about Sweatozilax Miracle (search on google), despite the fact that a lot of people completely eliminate their excessive sweating naturally with this remedy. Thanks to my buddy who told me about Sweatozilax Miracle, I finally eliminated my pain & embarrassment for good with healthy approaches.

  4. calgarygirl101 // February 26th, 2013 at 4:45 pm

    this is the stupidest video I have seen in a long time. not to mention I just wanted a short clip of these clowns last night on the same subject…and the doctor in the blue nurses suit in this other clip Im talking about spoke about not using anything and here in this one he says he uses antipersperant daily lol…this is the dumbest video of clowns ever – this show is….bleep

  5. Frasier hoffman // February 26th, 2013 at 4:53 pm

    Hello there! Thanks for this helpful video. By the way, I notice many people keep on talking about Sweatozilax Miracle (google it), but I’m not sure if it is good. Have you tried using home remedy called Sweatozilax Miracle? I’ve heard many great things about it and my work buddy completely cure his excessive sweating naturally with this remedy.

  6. Michael Watson // February 26th, 2013 at 5:24 pm

    ive never met people who sweat more than me as fast as i do. I skate, so i have to wring out my shirt, it gains weight coz of all the sweat that comes from me. its like pouring 2 litres of water on your shirt and then putting it on. and my head looks like i dunked it in a pool of water, not to mention that black clothes help hide it allot. and unless you want to look like you pissed yourself, wear black pants.

  7. Meowehmeowehtaco // February 26th, 2013 at 5:27 pm

    Ugh it’s embarrassing I’m a girl who’s sweats a lot like In pe we were doing a shuttle run for like 11 seconds of our lives after our warmups which is running pushups situps stretching an extra pushups because we were bad that day and right after I did all the stuff I was sweating on my head and back and it went onto my shirt

  8. soondooboo1 // February 26th, 2013 at 6:08 pm

    man I’m in the same boat.. but I would strongly discourage surgery because it can have some side effects that can be just as worse if not worse.. I’m still trying to find the best solutions for my sweaty hands and feet.

  9. phil1v21 // February 26th, 2013 at 6:24 pm

    You could, but it might not solve the problem. Sweating to keep your body temp cool would go to other places such as the face, the groin, the feet, the hands…unless your glands under your armpits are the only problem, I would suggest keeping them (as bothersome as they may be).

  10. Mocool68 // February 26th, 2013 at 7:08 pm

    Do not kill all glands because your body sweats to cool itself and if u kill all glands u will have major body heat problems.

  11. XlivinghouseX // February 26th, 2013 at 7:26 pm

    i dont understand…can some one tell nme if its ok to kill all the glands. under the armpit i mean if its there its for a reason no..??? i cant stop from sweating…its killing me man..

  12. aldo gonzalez // February 26th, 2013 at 7:29 pm

    i need that treatment ALL over my body!!!!!!!!!!!

  13. Abbas Rasul // February 26th, 2013 at 8:28 pm

    Yeah anti perspirants is fine is it the vaser treatment the guy is talking about which will result in killing you.



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Palmar Pustular Psoriasis Treatment | Home Remedies For Psoriasis

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I’m sure I don’t need to tell you about psoriasis symptoms – the maddening itch, the silvery scales that crack and ooze and start the itching cycle all over again. Sure, you can hide it well enough in the winter – but as soon as summertime hits, you dread walking out of your house in long sleeves, because sweating just makes the itching that much worse.

Am I right?

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I realize that’s a bold claim to make, but they only cover up the surface problem. They don’t get to the root cause of psoriasis! And let’s face it, the drug and pharmaceutical companies are all so busy peddling stuff to us to sell us on their “solutions” (and we’re in such need of help) that they make millionsbillions of dollars on our suffering.

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Most people have heard of chlorella and spirulina, but they don’t really know the details of why these are truly the best food sources on the planet. For example, did you know that, ounce per ounce, spirulina contains twelve times the digestible protein of beef? It’s a far better protein than beef, and it contains a much healthier mineral balance (such as magnesium) that just isn’t found in beef.”

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