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Re: what is typical?

Interesting information and it challenged me to learn how much a
milliliter is!

That site says we can sweat up to 50 ml per minute, which is 10
teaspoons. That sounds like a lot but apparently that's the number
for the entire body. I'm curious what is normal for underarms since
that's my primary HH area.

I got so curious that from the hamper I pulled a blouse I managed to
soak when I wore it visiting my new inlaws on Thanksgiving. Stress
always does it to me! I measured the dried stain at 10 inches across,
then I used a measuring spoon to apply a half teaspoon of water. It
turns our that's a lot of water, it spread 3/4rds of the way out.
Another half teaspoon was enough to wet it as much as my underarms
had.

That's only 1 teaspoon, and I don't soak my clothes than much in 1
minute, it might take 20 or 30 minutes when under stress. So my
underarms sweat much less than 50 ml per minute. I still wonder what
is typical for most people from the problem areas.


--- In sweatyfriends@yahoogroups.com, Cindi <dittykat@c...> wrote:
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> The below link has some information.
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> http://www.qldanaesthesia.com/FluidBook/fl3_3.htm
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> From: "Janet K" <janet_7419@y...>
> Date: 2005/11/11 Fri PM 12:57:00 EST
> To: sweatyfriends@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [sweatyfriends] what is typical?
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> I've had an unanswered question for a long time. How much does the
> "typical" person sweat? I've not found any information online.
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> The other day I was watching a game show and the contestant had
large
> circles of perspiration under her arms. To me, this seems normal
since
> I know in a similar situation, on TV, under the hot lights,
competing
> in some game, I'd be sweating buckets. It's become a curiousity of
> mine to observe the contestants on these games shows. Most stay
> perfectly dry!
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> Is it some sort of super-power antiperspirant they used in the
makeup
> room? Or do these people simply not sweat in pressure situations? Is
> that normal? All it takes is just a little stress for me.
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Mon Nov 28, 2005 10:32 pm

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I've had an unanswered question for a long time. How much does the "typical" person sweat? I've not found any information online. The other day I was watching...
Janet K
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Nov 11, 2005
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The below link has some information. http://www.qldanaesthesia.com/FluidBook/fl3_3.htm Cindi ============================================================ From:...
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Nov 23, 2005
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Interesting information and it challenged me to learn how much a milliliter is! That site says we can sweat up to 50 ml per minute, which is 10 teaspoons....
Janet K
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Nov 28, 2005
10:32 pm

If I remember correctly from physiology, most sweat actually leaves the body as vapor, not liquid, and evaporates quickly. It is when the volume of sweat is...
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Nov 28, 2005
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I did finally stumble upon a site that says our underarms can sweat 9 ml per hour. What I don't know is if that is for the typical person or one with HH, and...
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