MiraDry - put an end to excessive sweating

Cold outside temperatures and warm, heated air in the office often lead to sweat marks - we have 6 tips for you that reduce sweating!

One does not inevitably associate sweating with the cold season. Rather we have the feeling that we have to dress warmly so as not to freeze and not to catch a cold.
But it is precisely under so much clothing, above all when it is made of synthetic materials, and in the often overheated rooms that one quickly starts to sweat.

Men too often suffer from unattractive stains on their shirts in the often hectic working day.
When an unwanted formation of odour is added to this, it is particularly unpleasant, not only for oneself but also for those around one.

At the Kuzbari Centre for Aesthetic Medicine there is a permanent solution against sweating: miraDry, a new procedure developed in the USA and certified by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), which removes the sweat glands gently by means of electromagnetic energy (microwaves).
It promises a sweat reduction of up to 82%, and that after just one treatment, entirely without downtime.

Sweating is of course healthy too. Above all during physical activity it can help our body to excrete harmful substances and strengthen our immune system. In addition sweating is good for our cardiovascular system.

Here are 5 natural tips against heavy sweating:

•                  Precisely in winter, regular visits to the sauna are recommended in order to strengthen the immune system and prevent colds.
But regular visits to the sauna are also like training for the sweat glands and that helps to reduce sweating. 

•                  If one tends towards excessive sweating, one should pay attention to a low-salt diet. Too much salt in food leads to the autonomic nervous system being stimulated - and thereby the activity of the sweat glands too. 

•                  Clothing made of natural materials such as cotton helps against sweating and the formation of odour, because the air can circulate between the clothing and the skin. Fabrics made of polyester or other synthetic materials are to be avoided.

•                  Against sweat caused by fear, stress or nervousness, an individual method of relaxation helps best.