Night Sweats??

[bigmouth2006]

what do you think causes night sweats i have had them when on d-bol but i haven't tried tren yet and its seems common for the tren user

 

[bootneck]

i think its your body dumping excess water

 

[bigmouth2006]

my dad has sleep apne"spelling not sure" but anyway he has trouble breath in his sleep and causes him to sweat not sure but what else can make you sweat when your being still

 

[swordfish151]

what do you think causes night sweats i have had them when on d-bol but i haven't tried tren yet and its seems common for the tren user

Most likely a raise in body temp..Sweating is the loss of a watery fluid consisting mainly of sodium chloride and urea through pores in the skin. It is primarily a means of regulating the body's temperature, having a cooling effect when it evaporates from the skin. Sweating can be brought on by hot weather, nervousness, nausea and sickness.

We perspire to maintain to keep the temperature of our internal thermostat set to an average, normal temperature of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Our bodies come fully equipped with a temperature center in the brain, which consists of a control center, a heating center, and a cooling center.

Our bodies use approximately 2,500 calories of our daily intake of calorie-laden food to fuel the body. This process, known as oxidation, burns the calories, producing enough heat to bring 25 quarts of water to the boiling point. Obviously, our bodies cannot tolerate this heat, which causes the temperature of the blood to rise dramatically, and the cooling center to springs into action.

The cooling center slows the calorie burning process, and dilates, or opens, the blood vessels in the skin to release the excess heat, and the fluid known as perspiration. The release of this fluid cleanses the body, as it pours through our pores, which consist of millions of tiny openings in the skin. Perspiration emerges on the surface of the skin in the form of tiny, microscopic droplets, which quickly evaporate, and cool the body to its normal temperature.

 

[YankeesMan]

Most likely a raise in body temp..Sweating is the loss of a watery fluid consisting mainly of sodium chloride and urea through pores in the skin. It is primarily a means of regulating the body's temperature, having a cooling effect when it evaporates from the skin. Sweating can be brought on by hot weather, nervousness, nausea and sickness.

We perspire to maintain to keep the temperature of our internal thermostat set to an average, normal temperature of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Our bodies come fully equipped with a temperature center in the brain, which consists of a control center, a heating center, and a cooling center.

Our bodies use approximately 2,500 calories of our daily intake of calorie-laden food to fuel the body. This process, known as oxidation, burns the calories, producing enough heat to bring 25 quarts of water to the boiling point. Obviously, our bodies cannot tolerate this heat, which causes the temperature of the blood to rise dramatically, and the cooling center to springs into action.

The cooling center slows the calorie burning process, and dilates, or opens, the blood vessels in the skin to release the excess heat, and the fluid known as perspiration. The release of this fluid cleanses the body, as it pours through our pores, which consist of millions of tiny openings in the skin. Perspiration emerges on the surface of the skin in the form of tiny, microscopic droplets, which quickly evaporate, and cool the body to its normal temperature.

Good info.

 

[Graphite]

Nice, I've been on my EC/Clen cycle and everytime I take a nap I wake up with a wet ass t-shirt and pillow.

 

[yoop33]

turn the air conditioning lower. I sleep and wake up sweating all the time and can't stand it. The only way I don't sweat is if I keep the temp at 70 deg and sleep with no covers.

What about day time sweats?? I am sweating like crazy!!

 

[bigmouth2006]

turn the air conditioning lower. I sleep and wake up sweating all the time and can't stand it. The only way I don't sweat is if I keep the temp at 70 deg and sleep with no covers.

What about day time sweats?? I am sweating like crazy!!

i sweat bad when on aas i have never just done one at a time so i couldn't say which one is responable also embarrassing once i start i can't stop