Effective Home Remedies for Sweaty Palms: Relief & Solutions
Sweaty palms, or palmar hyperhidrosis, is a condition where the sweat gland's nervous system in the hands is overactive. This condition affects between 1 and 2 percent of people and can impact the lives of those who suffer from it. Fortunately, there are home remedies that help people who suffer from this problem.-
Tea Bags
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Tea contains tannic acid that acts as a natural antiperspirant. Boil five tea bags for five minutes in four cups of water and then let the water cool. Once cooled, soak palms for half an hour.
Antiperspirant
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Antiperspirants that contain aluminum chlorohydrate controls and stops the sweating. Deodorants will not work since their purpose is to control odor, not sweat.
Avoid Foods with Iodine
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Foods high in iodine may cause excessive sweating and should be avoided. Foods that are high in iodine include broccoli, onions, turkey, asparagus, liver and beef.
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