why do some people sweat easier than others even if they are not fat?
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overactive sweat glands.  it's called Hyperhidrosis.
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The higher the humidity, the less the surrounding air can hold water vapor because there is too much moisture already. Therefore, sweat that comes out of the body will not easily evaporate. Instead, it will stay longer on the body...Also, the higher the humidity, the warmer the air. This will also make the body warm. To regulate the body's temperature, sweat is secreted.
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It's harder for your body to cool off when it's hot because the difference in temperature is not as large as when it is cool.  Put another way, the cool air on a cool day, regardless of the relative humidity, helps to cool you off.
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easier as long as you realize that your weight will vary (due to water and muscle mass) and not get discouraged.  remember as you gain muscle mass, muscle is heavier then fat.
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Your body metabolizes fat more efficiently. Your propensity to sweat is greater which promotes increased fluid (water) intake. The ability to eliminate toxins is greater. Your heart functions more efficiently. You're able to provide more oxygen to the brain thereby heightening awareness and the production of useful chemicals that stimulate and provide energy. etc etc...basically you are stress free when you wake up.\n\nwith that said, different people are more energetic at different times of day.  so just get out there and exercise...doesn't really matter what time of day.
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Myth #3: The more you sweat during exercise, the more fat you lose.\n\nFact: The harder you work out, the more calories you'll burn within a given period and thus the more fat you stand to lose. But how much you sweat does not necessarily reflect how hard you're working. Some people tend to sweat profusely due to heavy body weight, poor conditioning, or heredity. And everyone sweats more in hot, dry weather or dense clothing than in cool, humid weather or porous clothing. (You may feel as if you're sweating more in humid weather; but that's because moist air slows the evaporation of sweat.)\n\nExercising in extremely hot weather or in a plastic "weight loss" suit will indeed make you sweat heavily and lose weight immediately. But that lost weight is almost entirely water; the pounds will return when you replenish your fluids by drinking after the workout. Further, you could develop heat exhaustion if you push yourself too hard in extreme heat or in plastic clothes. which prevent sweat from evaporating and, in turn, cooling you off.
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The same reason you sweat after exercise. A lot of energy is used during intercourse.
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The human body sweats to cool off. If a breeze blows on a wet body, even when it's hot, it cools one down a bit.\n\nIf it's quite hot, going for  a swim in a lake or ocean cools one down.\n\nDry heat is "cooler" than wet heat. If you walk into a very humid but hot room, you will instantly feel much hotter and more uncomfortable, as suddenly, all that humidity makes the heat stifling and keeps the body from cooling itself off, as sweat can no longer evaporate off the body.\n\nGoing into a subterranean dwelling can help, like a cave or halfway buried house.
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Well, yes, i think so, because of the breathing and relaxing.  When you learn to relax your body, the blood vessels are included.  When you learn to breathe fully the body gets more oxygen and the circulatory system doesn't have to work so hard.  Plus there is significant exertion in those postures (try it with a good teacher and you will see) and you will start sweating and breathing hard if you are out of shape.  So your muscles are getting a workout.
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Because in the summer, we lose a lot of sweat yes? =] so, this sweat has to be replaced with water from the body, meaning why we drink more in the summer, BUT, in the winter, we hardly sweat, meaning a build up of water, and bingo, out it comes, its all homeostasis, blood and body temperatures =], Basically, the water in our body cant escape  through the sweat glands, well, cus its winter, meaning it just builds up and puts everything out of balance. So we pee more. In the summer we dont pee asmuch cus water is lost through sweat.
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ofcourse you do, it's just that u don't notice it. infact u don't notice most of ur sweat, even while u r not in water and this is because it gets dried by air fast
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I grew up in a dry climate so my body learned that sweating would result in cooling.  I am now in a humid environment and my body produces much more sweat than is useful.
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You will burn more calories being cold than being warm.  The body has to burn calories to maintain body heat.\n\nHowever, you are more likely to lose water weight from sweat running in warm weather.  But water weight and actual fat burning is not the same.  You probably want to burn fat rather than just lose water.\n\nHowever, in burning fat the body is more likely to retain external fat in cold weather as insulation, so during cold weather the fat you lose is more likely to be the internal fat which surrounds your organs.  So from a visual perspective you might not see much of a difference, but you will see a difference on the scales.
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Fat is a certain type of tissue filled with water.  So part of it gets sweated or peed out.  It also gets converted to energy and used up.
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Some people sweat in different places when they are nervous.  Some get sweaty palms, armpits or forehead.  You get a sweaty bum.  Perfectly natural, I'm sure.  If it bothers you and you want to find the cause or possible cure, see a doctor.  Otherwise......relax.
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Logic you say? Logic does one no good if you start from ignorance. Fat people have more mass than thin folks - if this mass is rapidly converted into radiant energy (e=mc2), the resulting explosion of a fat person will be larger than a thin person. When you talk about fat people being slow you're referring to the biological processes within their bodies - too much fat drags on their metabolism. This has nothing to do with mass energy equivalence.
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Sweat and losing weight have nothing in common. When you sweat you temporarily lose water from your system...that's all, you don't lose fat. People who first start to workout sometime notice a weight gain, as muscle weighs more than fat. The scale really doesn't mean much it is how you feel and how your clothes fit. You could compare two people of the same age, height and weight and see a huge difference in the size of the two individuals if one is fit and the other is not!