These home remedies fight excessive sweat

A natural deodorant is achieved by combining baking soda and lemon, which ends up being excellent for attacking bad odor.

Although it is a very natural process, sweating is a concern for many. Controlling the level of sweat is something that can be a problem, since for some it is excessive or an unpleasant odor is generated in the body.

Sweat is a colorless acidic fluid that is secreted through sweat glands located within the skin. It contains fatty acids and a good amount of minerals that act as antibacterial agents once morest bacteria and fungi.

Although it is a normal process in the body to regulate temperature, it is very annoying for everyone because it usually causes a feeling of dirt and a bad smell.

Its excess production is normal when the body heats up during exercise or when experiencing moments of anxiety or fever. It is also a common symptom of the hormonal changes of menopause.

It is considered abnormal when there is no apparent reason that originates it and it is expelled even without making greater efforts. Fortunately, regardless of its cause, there are home remedies that help control sweat to avoid the discomfort and embarrassment of the unpleasant smell.

Here are some easy-to-make remedies so don’t hesitate to try if you are suffering from this problem.

Sage tea to control sweat
Sage has antiperspirant properties that regulate the function of the sweat glands. Contains magnesium and B complex vitamins that participate in hormonal regulation to control sweating. This is confirmed by this study carried out by the Mashhad University of Medical Sciences (Iran).

For the infusion you must have the following ingredients: 5 tablespoons of sage (50 g) and 1 liter of water.

The first thing is to pour the sage into a pot with a liter of water and bring it to a simmer for 15 minutes.

You have to let it rest and consume one or two cups a day. It can also be applied on the affected areas.

Apple cider vinegar, thyme and rosemary
The combination of apple cider vinegar, thyme and rosemary would allow us to make a natural deodorant to neutralize bad odors and excess fluids.

For the preparation it is enough to have: 1 tablespoon of thyme (10 g), 1 tablespoon of rosemary (10 g), 1 cup of water (250 ml) and ½ cup of apple cider vinegar (125 ml).

Add the thyme and rosemary to a cup of water and boil for 15 minutes.
Then, you have to go through a sieve and mix with the half cup of apple cider vinegar.

Lastly, dip a clean gauze pad or cotton ball into the liquid and rub it over your armpits, neck, and other areas.

Cornstarch
Cornstarch, also known as cornstarch, is a gentle product on the skin that allows us to keep it dry and free of unpleasant aromas.

In the same way, the information obtained from the Medical Community platform on the Internet suggests the use of iodine and corn starch to counteract the bad smell.

The remedy is obtained by combining 1 tablespoon of cornstarch (10 g) and 1 teaspoon of baking soda (5 g).

Cornstarch is then mixed with baking soda to form a deodorant powder.

It should be applied to dry armpits and leave it during the day. You can be calm because they are not products that stain clothes.

baking soda and lemon
Sodium bicarbonate is a powerful antimicrobial, according to this study conducted by the University of Iowa; the lemon, for its part, also contains antiparasitic compounds, as confirmed by this research carried out by the University of Studies of Bari Aldo Moro (Italy).

With a tablespoon of baking soda (10 g) and a lemon, you can make a kind of natural deodorant, which is effective once morest bad odors.

To prepare it, you have to make a thick paste with the two ingredients and apply it with gentle circular massages on the desired areas.

Let it act for 15 minutes and rinse with cold water. It is possible to use it every day to be protected.

tea tree essential oil
Tea tree essential oil is a popular antibacterial that decreases the number of bacteria on the skin to eliminate odor and infection.

However, we must be careful. This study carried out by the Navarra Hospital Complex warns of possible side effects related to topical application.

For the ingredients you will need: 10 drops of tea tree essential oil and ½ cup of water (125 ml).

Tea tree essential oil is then diluted in water and applied to the armpits with the help of a spray or cloth.

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