how much do you sweat?

RE: how much do you sweat? (twistedlink)

Sun, 29 Jun 2008 08:45:02 GMT

Yes i love them things....But whenever i get them i eat like 5 jars in one sitting and get bloody bad stomach and the green apple splatters...so i purposefully stop myself buying them .

Nmoney, through a tiny amount of research, i was correct (not that it surprises me)

sweating uses little energy.

RE: how much do you sweat? (NBSFighter)

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:12:28 GMT

ORIGINAL: twistedlink

Never had pickle juice......I assume its just the liquid you get in jars of pickled onions?

Or a jar of pickles lol

(I guess technically pickled cucumbers)

RE: how much do you sweat? (gmcdrum)

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:10:37 GMT

id say i sweat just over average, except one thing. my hands. all i have to do is hold sumthing, even my phone or ps2 controller for 30 secs or more, and other ppl have to wipe them down b4 pickin them up after me. i cant play tennis or badminton or hurling etc. its sumthin iv gotten used to tho

RE: how much do you sweat? (twistedlink)

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 08:56:40 GMT

Never had pickle juice......I assume its just the liquid you get in jars of pickled onions?

RE: how much do you sweat? (coldfire)

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 03:30:50 GMT

ORIGINAL: Nm0ney34

I like the don't sweat it part. genius.

Why drop the cardio?

ORIGINAL: coldfire

ORIGINAL: Nm0ney34

Personally I sweat a whole lot, I just always have. I see some guys working out in the gym dont even break a sweat and me? im producing enough perspiration to drown a third world village...well its not really that bad, but worse than most.

I just always wondered was it good or bad?

I ran across an article that caught my interest, I mean I knew you lost minerals and whatnot but had no idea it effected energy levels. Does anyone else know anything about this? Dunno if this article is legit or backed by anything but I found it interesting none the less.

this might explain why I have felt so fatigued lately. I have been doing a lot of work outside sweating tons, along with cardio and lifting.

I wanted to see what everyone else thought, here is the article I found...

http://ezinearticles.com/?Is-Heavy-Sweating-During-Exercise-Good-For-Your-Health?&id=314200

Don't sweat it.

Seriously, don't listen to all the crap you find on the internet. It's summer and you work hard, so you sweat. Eat more, drink more and drop the cardio.

Drop the cardio to let yourself recover more. You said you feel fatigued lately...

RE: how much do you sweat? (Atomic)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 16:06:00 GMT

I work outside for my job. There I sweat a ton and in the heat of summer I will have my shirt soaked to the tail untucked. Inside the comfy gym I've found that I sweat a little but mostly on leg day.

RE: how much do you sweat? (Nm0ney34)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:29:56 GMT

I like the don't sweat it part. genius.

Why drop the cardio?

ORIGINAL: coldfire

ORIGINAL: Nm0ney34

Personally I sweat a whole lot, I just always have. I see some guys working out in the gym dont even break a sweat and me? im producing enough perspiration to drown a third world village...well its not really that bad, but worse than most.

I just always wondered was it good or bad?

I ran across an article that caught my interest, I mean I knew you lost minerals and whatnot but had no idea it effected energy levels. Does anyone else know anything about this? Dunno if this article is legit or backed by anything but I found it interesting none the less.

this might explain why I have felt so fatigued lately. I have been doing a lot of work outside sweating tons, along with cardio and lifting.

I wanted to see what everyone else thought, here is the article I found...

http://ezinearticles.com/?Is-Heavy-Sweating-During-Exercise-Good-For-Your-Health?&id=314200

Don't sweat it.

Seriously, don't listen to all the crap you find on the internet. It's summer and you work hard, so you sweat. Eat more, drink more and drop the cardio.

RE: how much do you sweat? (Footballbulk)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:06:24 GMT

I have the same problem. When at football or lifting weights i sweat enough to make a puddle around me. NO JOKE. For me it is hereditary and i just have gotten used to it.

RE: how much do you sweat? (PimpWivGunZ)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 13:28:08 GMT

i didnt sweat that much till i started working out, its since ive become heavier and that that i sweat alot more...sometimes ill be doig nothing and ill feel all sweaty, then look under the pits and theres a hyawge pit marks

RE: how much do you sweat? (coldfire)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 13:26:11 GMT

ORIGINAL: Nm0ney34

Personally I sweat a whole lot, I just always have. I see some guys working out in the gym dont even break a sweat and me? im producing enough perspiration to drown a third world village...well its not really that bad, but worse than most.

I just always wondered was it good or bad?

I ran across an article that caught my interest, I mean I knew you lost minerals and whatnot but had no idea it effected energy levels. Does anyone else know anything about this? Dunno if this article is legit or backed by anything but I found it interesting none the less.

this might explain why I have felt so fatigued lately. I have been doing a lot of work outside sweating tons, along with cardio and lifting.

I wanted to see what everyone else thought, here is the article I found...

http://ezinearticles.com/?Is-Heavy-Sweating-During-Exercise-Good-For-Your-Health?&id=314200

Don't sweat it.

Seriously, don't listen to all the crap you find on the internet. It's summer and you work hard, so you sweat. Eat more, drink more and drop the cardio.

RE: how much do you sweat? (Kouch)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 13:01:22 GMT

yeah im a heavy sweater myself. especially when im doin cardio i start dripping off my chin and nose. goin down my back,but iv always been a heavy sweater. though i never seemed more fatigued when i sweat. i know u lose electrolytes, but i dont think it realy starts becoming a big deal unless your, for example, outside in the heat where possible heat stroke kan occur or fainting. but idk...to stay on topic i never noticed me getting more tired once i start sweating

RE: how much do you sweat? (ranger20)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 12:01:05 GMT

ORIGINAL: thsfootball1

I sweat a lot and easily and I hate it so much. Its so annoying, just feeling the back of my shirt and its all sweaty. If I play a simple game of basketball im drenched from foot to toe its disgusting

if i play a simple game of nba live i'm drenched lol.

RE: how much do you sweat? (Nm0ney34)

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 11:28:24 GMT

I understand your argument, and it also makes sense.

I would like to find some more articles on the subject, and read more into it. At the very least it is interesting to me to find out. If anyone finds anything please post it up.

but there is one thing you cant argue twisted and thats pickle juice = awesome.

ORIGINAL: twistedlink

His only credentials also appear to be totally decoration pretty much.

Naturopathic physician is what he appears to have his phD in, without making a long ass post, this basically comes under "magical healing", though some aspects are slightly serious i suppose, it has elements of rest and diet, though is that gonna be scientific? If its Naturopathy then its most likely going to be basic rubbish like the article states

According to TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), sweat is the 'liquid of the heart' and therefore has to be cherished. If you're sweating heavily, you might be performing some tasks that your body isn't quite ready for - hence the sign of heavy sweating. If you sweat heavily during the night sleeping, the outer defense of your body is off and it's a sign for appropriate nutritional nourishment. Therefore, take sweating seriously and enjoy your good health all the way - no sweat about it!

Its more about old myths and ideas than actual science.

The it starts going on about how he does chinese martial arts and using mind over body magical stuff.

I mean each to there own, but lets lay down the facts.

Humans USING energy creates heat, calories are afterall units of heat energy.

If sweating USED energy it will logically therefore create heat, and as sweating is meant to lessen heat, this would be rather...retarded.

Unless the energy used is minimal compared to the heat sweat allows you to lose.

RE: how much do you sweat? (thsfootball1)

Thu, 26 Jun 2008 22:28:00 GMT

I sweat a lot and easily and I hate it so much. Its so annoying, just feeling the back of my shirt and its all sweaty. If I play a simple game of basketball im drenched from foot to toe its disgusting

RE: how much do you sweat? (twistedlink)

Thu, 26 Jun 2008 17:43:24 GMT

His only credentials also appear to be totally decoration pretty much.

Naturopathic physician is what he appears to have his phD in, without making a long ass post, this basically comes under "magical healing", though some aspects are slightly serious i suppose, it has elements of rest and diet, though is that gonna be scientific? If its Naturopathy then its most likely going to be basic rubbish like the article states

According to TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), sweat is the 'liquid of the heart' and therefore has to be cherished. If you're sweating heavily, you might be performing some tasks that your body isn't quite ready for - hence the sign of heavy sweating. If you sweat heavily during the night sleeping, the outer defense of your body is off and it's a sign for appropriate nutritional nourishment. Therefore, take sweating seriously and enjoy your good health all the way - no sweat about it!

Its more about old myths and ideas than actual science.

The it starts going on about how he does chinese martial arts and using mind over body magical stuff.

I mean each to there own, but lets lay down the facts.

Humans USING energy creates heat, calories are afterall units of heat energy.

If sweating USED energy it will logically therefore create heat, and as sweating is meant to lessen heat, this would be rather...retarded.

Unless the energy used is minimal compared to the heat sweat allows you to lose.