We all sweat, some more, some less, from the cradle. It is actually a rather annoying phenomenon, which pushes us to wash quickly also because, among other things, it often causes bad smell. It is common experience that sweat increases following physical exertion or in any case in case of intense heat. But why does this happen?
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We all sweat, some more some less, from the cradle. It is a phenomenon actually rather annoying, which pushes us to wash quickly also because, among other things, it often causes bad smell. It is common experience that sweat increases following physical exertion or in the case of a intense heat. But why does this happen?
The temperature of our body must always fluctuate, and not too much, around 37°C. The organism cannot have very different temperatures because everything only works in that range. We are a complex machine, and for this very reason the balance is delicate.
Our body is therefore "configured" to maintain this situation and when it does not, or even "intentionally" changes its temperature, it means that He does not feel good. In all other cases, if we are exposed to intense heat or cold, our body acts accordingly.
Il sweat is one of these mechanisms: secreted by sweat glands of the skin, increases for lower body temperature. THE'surface evaporation of water in fact contained in it has precisely this effect. So, if it is very hot or if we make physical efforts, our temperature, which should rise, comes "Blocked" by sweat.
For more information on sweat read also:
- Excessive Sweating: How To Really Stop It
- Sweaty hands: 10 natural remedies and useful tips
Sweat, however, can also be produced for eliminate toxic substances (an "anomalous" sweating is in fact typical of some pathological situations), and to communicate oneself to similar others. This latter function, however, has now been entirely "Suppressed" by hygienic habits of human beings, but physiologically it remained with us too.
Roberta de carolis
