How to reduce sweat? It's getting cold out now, and the

>>39263504
try either talcum powder or wearing lighter clothing, stuff that wicks away moisture. Don't use fabric softener on clothing that is supposed to wick away moisture, it will reduce the cloth's ability to wick moisture.

>>39263504
Creatine son

>>39263504
Ask your doctor about 'gland plugs'; they're great.

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>>39263504
>tfw hyperhidrosis
I can't even walk 20 minutes to work without looking like I've just jumped into a shower with all of my shirt on. embarrassing senpai

>>39264497
same, i sweat just running a couple laps around the track or doing light pt

>>39263504
Buy shirts that are thin. 4.5oz or less. Poly cotton blend. Next Level CVC is 4.3oz. Tultex makes a 3.7 oz cotton poly blend if you can find it.

Stay away from pleather and any other polyester garments that aren't designed for sports. They will just make you sweat a ton.

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I accidentally solved this problem. I started using a USA Judo wicking rash guard and spats, and noticed that it was pulling my sweat away from my body and into my gi, making me much more comfortable.
I have since started using it with a hoodie and track pants, and now my hoodie gets the sweat, but I'm not damp at all. Pic related is my rash guard, and the hoodie I use is the silver under armour fleece storm big logo.

>>39264497
>>39264670
>tfw you work up a sweat just by stretching
And fucking leg day especially I just start driping with sweat.
Not even fat. Im like 170.

research drysol lads

whoever invented it should of won a nobel prize desu
cured my chronic sweating in like a day and a half

>>39266867
yeah but what about my balls