No SWEAT!?? 
Librastar70
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Hi,
No matter how hard I exerscie or how hot the Epsom Salts bath is I do NOT sweat. I need to sweat. Any ideas??
Thanks,
Libra- Re: No SWEAT!?? #35048
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- Re: No SWEAT!?? #35048
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This is a reply to # 353,465strange
have you always been like that?
sweat depends on lymph flow and hormonal balance. does yr very little sweat stink a lot or is it scentless? this makes the huge difference.- I have this problem too dianna607
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This is a reply to # 353,472I have this problem too. Virtually nothing makes me sweat, but when I do, there is very little scent. What does that mean?
I have tried saunas, but very little, if any, sweat. And I cannot afford saunas on a regular basis.
I am rebounding and dry brushing daily, but I need more. My upper arms are grotescquely huge; I understand this is stagnant lymph. I also have been told that without sweat, I will not solve this accumulation.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
Dianna- Re: I have this problem too #35048
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This is a reply to # 353,483no doubt yr lymph flow is sluggish. But how do yr edema is looking? Is it thick and fluidy, with poor sensitiveness, or rather looks like cellulite, with hard, pea-like bumps under the skin and hurtin when pinched?
- Re: I have this problem too dianna607
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It is cellulite with hard pea like bumps and definitely hurts when pinched. A fair amount is surely "fat", but I have been told that because fat goes to that area of my body, it would mean my lymph system needs work. But if I can't sweat, how do I accomplish much of anything?
Dianna
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This is a reply to # 353,489sweating is surely a powerful way detoxifying. but I always used to sweat little or nothing until I was healthy. Then I had health problems and my lymph flow had a shock,during that period I did sweat A LOT, even my face wqas sweating all the time, I think the body was trying to get rid of something. I finally went back to normal sweating and almost satisfying general health, but this crisis left me with a stubborn cellulite on thighs and knees. I fought my cellulite for yrs and nothing seemed to work ! It wasn't worsening but no matter what I did it was there.
Now it is going away! And all I am doing is REBOUNDING. Hard, pea-like lumps are softening and melting, skin gets softer. I do not sweat but in my underarms( just a bit). Sweat is not the key, not for everyone I guess.- Re: I have this problem too bluandyelo
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This is a reply to # 353,504How much rebounding do you do per day, and for how long were you doing it before you got results? I have terrible cellulite on butt and thighs too, even though I am not overweight, i have tried everything including rebounding, but would love to hear what is working for you!
I am also going to try to get my hubby to start doing some serious deep massage for me, as I can't do it myself effectively in those areas.
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I believe cellulite starts for mainly psychological reasons. It only seem to affect sad or weakminded people, or people that are going through hard times, so I noticed. Anyway once you got it is difficult to get rid of it!
I suggest you to rebound for 10-15 min, 2 or 3 times a day. You can do 3 sessions in a row with 5 min pause in between if you want, it's really boosting! And anytime you need to take a shower, get a long session right before, and then have skin brushing, a HOT bath, ending up with a COLD shower. "Slap Dry" is very effective too, although a bit painful. Do not use towels and massage wet skin with oil. Switching from HOT to COLD faucet suddenly is easier than step-by-step in my opinion. What else? Remember not to have strong and deep massage, lymph massage needs a light touch (should not hurt), and remember not to squeeze yr cellulite lumps, it won't help.
I started rebounding nearly 1 mon ago and I did not actually had a lot of exercise, but had it daily. Skin improved and sensivity increased a lot. Cellulite lumps are much less, much softer and not hurting anymore. I believe it will disappear!
good work and good luck- Re: cellulite and rebounding dianna607
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This is a reply to # 353,521Thank you for the rebounding info. I have been wondering how much is appropriate.
The other things, I am doing. Why does the oil help after the shower? I do this, but I am not sure why it makes a difference.
Thank you!
Dianna
- Re: cellulite and rebounding bluandyelo
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This is a reply to # 353,521Hi no_biz,
I'm intrigued by your theory that cellulite starts in sad or weak minded people. Can you tell me why you think that? I got it VERY early in life, as a young teenager, I don't know that I was very sad or weak minded at the time, I certainly went through phases of both those though, as most teenagers do I guess. Do you think there is an emotional aspect in getting rid of the stuff?? The only time it went away for me was when I was fruitarian and living a very very natural lifestyle with sunshine all day every day and lots of fresh air and fun. Also it diminished a lot one time when I took a high dose of evening primrose oil, but it never worked again after that. I am trying to improve my cirulation generally as well, I believe the cellulite is quite a serious sign that circulation is not good and the body is full of mucus.
I like your idea of a sequence of rebounding brushing showering etc all together, I will give it a try soon.
I'm impressed you are getting results in such a short time!
Thanks very much for your good info!
Peace
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- Re: cellulite and rebounding no_biz
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This is a reply to # 353,524to dianna607 : oil is very helpful when used on wet skin because it can actually get into yr skin pores. If cellulite is there, then skin must be dry - so it happens. It is a bad circulation issue and moisturizing skin helps fighting it from the outside .
Using oil you can easily give yourself a deep, gentle massage, which is helpful to improve circulation.
Moreover, you might add essential oils ( I heard of juniper and tangerine are especially good for cellulite ) to your usual massage oil. Do not towel, apply oil and slap dry. It works.
to bluandyelo : I think cellulite can start for many different reasons. When I got it I was very depressed . it started suddenly, within a month. Causes: failure of a relationship, inner feelings of guilt, overeating of sweets, hormonal unbalance. But IMO, disease is triggered by the mind, every other issue is already a symptom . Anyway II gained 20 lbs of weight in 4-5 weeks, it was all edema / water retention, I felt like a stuffed penguin, suddenly looking twice as big than usual ( always been slim). I got more and more depressed and went nearly anorexic for 1 year, eating very little and avoiding dairy, meat and oily foods. But cellulite did not go away because of diet improvements! It went more and more hard and stubborn instead .Moreover, I had horrible skin and lost my hair.
Now I am finally almost well doing , I eat everything ( but never overeat), had good results against cellulite . That is why I do believe it has little to do with wrong diet, it is likely related to binge and overeating rather than to wrong food choices . I also know some women who eat really BAD but they do not have it, and they all are aggressive and selfish people. Being insecure is the main issue I think.
I also believe that good oils like olive or coconut oil can actually be useful against cellulite
and somehow I 'sense' that high fat (good fat!) diet might help getting rid of it.
Thinking a lot about cellulite and feeling sad about it actually makes it WORSE.
greetings- Re: cellulite and rebounding bluandyelo
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This is a reply to # 353,528I also sense that a high 'good fat' diet is helpful for cellulite! I'm glad you think so too, because it is a kind of confirmation of my intuition on this.
I also agree with you 100% that thinking about it makes it worse!! I am fairly relaxed about it these days, but still see it as one of the most important aspects of my health I want to heal.
Your story sounds similar to mine, I entered a bad relationship and gained 46 pounds in 9 months, I was slim before and FAT after!!! No I am slim again and feeling generally good, but cellulite is still there, it was there before the weight gain, but definitley got worse with it. Fear, raging insecurity, and being abused were all major contributors to the hormonal imbalance and weight gain I feel. I am still recovering in subtle ways, but I am very healthy overall.
I have to say I am so glad we have had this little chat because it confirms everything I have suspected about my cellulite!! Thanks!!
The amazing thing which really confirms the emotional effect on the body with this condition is that I didn't change my diet or exercise, I was a raw foodist right the way through my 46 pound weight gain and exercised everyday, and NEVER overate, I'm not a big eater anyway, but it just proves how major the effect of emotions on the body can be. People don't believe me when I tell them this, they think I must have been sneakingin sweets or binging on nuts or something, but I never did, I'm not a binger and I would NEVER touch any junk foods, they just don't appeal. I totally agree with your theory of weak insecure people getting cellulite, but I don't now consider myself that kind of person, and I don't think I was terribly insecure as a teenager, except about my cellulite!!! There could be some hidden issues I am not seeing relating to this though. Meanwhile I will continue being healthy and do the rebounding brushing etc. sequence as you suggest!
Peace
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- More facts about cellulite no_biz
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This is a reply to # 353,529
I think genes play a role in it, too.
Gradual compression tights help a lot to reduce edema if it makes you feel uncomfortable.
I think that living in polluted enviromnment increases a lot the likeliness to get it. I have read somewhere that body "builds" up toxins with fat into cellulite lumps just to protect the blood from dangerous poisoning levels.
Once built, body will not eliminate it if you don't give yrslf a chance. Our bodies are already busy enough getting rid of everyday wastes to have the time and the strength to concentrate on cellulite . Rebounding speeds up elimination in a very healthy way. Fasting or even just having 2 or 3 meals a day, without any snack, also makes
a difference, this way yr pancreatic enzymes are not required for digesting process and can go "eat" proteins and waste all around yr whole body.
Some people say that drinking plenty of water and/or avoiding salt is useful. I didn't find any link.
- Re: More facts about cellulite dianna607
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This is a reply to # 353,536I agree with all of the above. I have had cellulite since I was a teenager, even though I was thin. Not sure the reasons for this, but as mentioned, probably hidden issues.
Like a couple of you, I gained weight suddenly after the end of a relationship. But I never felt I had changed my eating habits; if anything my eating habits were better after the relationship. I am sure it was emotions; there were SO many issues in my life at that time.
I do also believe genes play a parts too. Some people, like me, develop very large arms; others don't. Where the cellulite goes may be genetic.
I truly hope we are on the right track with lots of good fats may help. I thought fats were an issue in my diet, but as I am learning more, I am not taking in enough good fats (bad fats have been eliminated some time ago). So I am working on the fat issue, supplementing with salmon oil caps and coconut oil and cod liver oil.
I have never had dry skin. I am 55 and my skin in normal to oily, so I guess I don't fit that profile.
Now.......more questions. Does it help to "flap" the cellulite as I rebound. Since my arms are at issue, I have been flapping them to feel the movement of the cellulite when I jump. Will this help? Also, will rebounding in many shorter sessions have the same effect as one long session?
Thank all of you for your comments, suggestions, and theories! This has been very helpful!
Dianna
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- Re: More facts about cellulite bluandyelo
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This is a reply to # 353,536I agree with you and Diana too. I am currently on day 36 of a juice fast, which has made only the slightest difference to the cellulite and that is just because of a bit of weight loss. I am not fasting to lose weight or get rid of cellulite, but I sure would be happy if it would dissappear!! haha! I agree it must be toxins, but how much cleansing must a person do!!?? I think massage may be the real answer for me as I have done multiple bowel cleanses, I eat 100% raw, I exercise, liver flushed 24 times I think, parasite cleansing a lot, fasting of course!! I know I did have very severe thyroid problems for a while, but these days I feel they have cleared up, but I am still cold and cellulite-y.
Genetics have got something to do with it I guess, but I have much much more than my mothers side of the family and my dad's side the women don't have it I think. Maybe pollution and thyroid.
Peace- Re: More facts about cellulite no_biz
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This is a reply to # 353,558dianna, I do not believe "flap" is making a difference. Rebounding just speeds up lymph flow, either "flapping" or not.
I think that having many sessions during the day is the best thing for you. If you got cellulite since a long time ago you must expect to get rid of it on the long run I think
You did not mention olive oil. Try it it is very good.
Strange thing, having good skin moisture with cellulite. Do you have edema too?
Bluandyelo, I do not believe that juice fasting can help you against cellulite. I sense that if you do not eat enough fat you will not lose any stored one.( That is how it works for me, others may be different ). I definately would try a 'juice + olive oil fast' adding at least 2-3 oz of olive oil daily. Bet it works, but I cannot do such a thing right now because I am nursing a baby.
"Slap dry" is a wonderful massage.
about rebounding: the higher you rebound, the stronger lymph flow stimulation you get.
love and greetings.
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- Re: More facts about cellulite bluandyelo
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This is a reply to # 353,560Hi no_biz,
I didn't metion it, but I am actually doing just as you say, a juice and olive oil fast. I am having around from a couple of table spoons to over half a cup of OO (Olive-Oil) a day, which feels great in my system! I am sure it is better than just juice as you say!
Peace - Re: More facts about cellulite dianna607
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This is a reply to # 353,560Yes, I tend to swell or have edema if I am not really careful about the amount of water I drink and not sitting for long periods of time. When I travel or have a conference that requires long periods of sitting, I have problems, no matter how much water I drink
I am taking several kinds of oil daily now, but I will add olive oil. I have read that olive oil should be purchased in a "dark" bottle. The darkest I can find might be described at "smoky" colored glass. Is that what is meant by a dark bottle? It isnt' dark like a brown beer bottle, but only somewhat colored grey or brown. Or better yet.....brand advice?
Thank you!
Dianna- more and more about cellulite... no_biz
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If you use olive oil for cooking purpose, you can purchase any extra virgin olive oil, even the one in the transparent bottle is ok for cooking since heat would destroy fatty acids as well as sunlight does, To be eaten raw, get the one in the dark bottle . the one that comes in the aluminium-wrapped bottle is best if you find any.
I suggest you to buy online from Italy if U can, the best olive oil is the one coming from Liguria in my opinion, it looks pale yellow and tastes delicate, but a lot of people like the Toscana / Umbria / Puglia oils too, which are more tasty, green- colored and strong-flavored
have you tried gradual compression tights? It really helps me when I get swelling legs.
greetings
Bluandyelo... are you telepathic or what...?- Re: more and more about cellulite... dianna607
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This is a reply to # 353,592Telepathic....yes......LOL!
Thank you for the advice on olive oils. Do you have a website address to order the Lliguria?
I have thought about the compression tights, but when I am travelling or in conferences, it is for business purposes and often involves a dress or skirt.
At home or in the office I can move around, drink a lot of water, etc. and I don't have problems with the edema. The dietary changes aind cleansing is also helping with this, but the lymph issues continues to get worse, even with rebounding, dry brushing, etc.
I am amazed at the many values of good oils. I know oils help with constipation and with assimilating many of the nutrients. I have learned that massaging oils in to the skin can help with the lymph congestion. But i did not realize how much internal oils could help with lymph.
There is so much to learn and this is certainly the place to learn it!
Thank you all for your help and blessings!
Dianna- Re: more and more about cellulite... no_biz
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At the moment I do not remember any name of italian retailer that ships Olio Ligure to US. I live in Italy, and I just have to get in a supermarket to purchase good unexpensive olive oil! but if you want I can look for it.
I know the ordering issue is a bit annoying, I was interested in Virgin coconut oil but the shipping costs ( about $50) were exceeding the price of my order , so I had to give up for the moment... :-(
there are a lot of different compression tights, they come in various colors, and some of them are really sexy and they do not make you look at all like an old maid. Look for them, they can change yr life for better!!
love and greetings- Re: more and more about cellulite... dianna607
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This is a reply to # 353,596Thank you for the info on compression tights. I will research this idea!
I will check a couple of Italian delis that are about 50 miles away and see if I can find some better olive oil than what I can get here.
Blessings,
Dianna
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This is a reply to # 353,454Wow, I have no solution ideas, but I did meet a camp counselor like that once, when I was a kid. We were walking around outdoors doing a scavenger hunt, for hours, in 100+ degree humid heat. Everyone else was WET from sweating and this girl was dry as a bone, not even her armpits were moist. She was thin and pretty so she looked like a model or something. Anyway, she said she never sweats! I couldn't believe it!
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Do you have any other health conditions that you are aware of? Have you always had an inability to sweat much? Depending on your history/answers I may have some ideas.
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Do you have any other health conditions that you are aware of? Have you always had an inability to sweat much? Depending on your history/answers I may have some ideas.
- Re: Questions Librastar70
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This is a reply to # 353,494Hi,
I am 90 punds overweight. I had a somewhat cruddy childhood, alcholic father, work alcholic mother, raised myself. Emotional, mental, physical probable sexual abuse. Which I have made great progess in coming to terms with and have forgiven those people and I don't feel it to be an issue any longer. My son died when he was 11 weeks old back 1996, I was only 25. I have a wonderfull 13 year old daughter, a great husband, a successfull business. All my problems started with the death of my son, I gained 70 pounds (I'm 5 foot nothing) I was always within my normal weight range and healthly. I have after 8 years come to terms with his death as much as humanly possible and am trying to move forward. However I think on some level, probably emotional I still have issues.
My health problems are obesity, anixety, panick disorder, depression, my doctor allowed me to get addicted to xanax, been taking it for 6 years now. I don't have any health problems that are not related to my weight problem. But, there are several that go along with being severly overweight. And a smoker, I have smoked 2-3 packs a day in the past. I would love to quite but I can't right now so the best I can do is cut back greatly, which most days I do well at, yesterday I had about a 1/2 pack?? So I have the CFS, allergies, above "mental" problems, shortness of breath(who wouldn't), I also have candidia. But, I guess of all the things to have I'm pretty lucky. I know what I need to do, just don't have the "will" to do it, at least not for long.
Sometimes, I feel that I do not deserve to be healthy, my son wasn't healthy, he was born with a heart defect (no ones fault, just nature. I know I need to get passed that.
Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks for listening
Libra
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Hi,
I am 90 punds overweight. I had a somewhat cruddy childhood, alcholic father, work alcholic mother, raised myself. Emotional, mental, physical probable sexual abuse. Which I have made great progess in coming to terms with and have forgiven those people and I don't feel it to be an issue any longer. My son died when he was 11 weeks old back 1996, I was only 25. I have a wonderfull 13 year old daughter, a great husband, a successfull business. All my problems started with the death of my son, I gained 70 pounds (I'm 5 foot nothing) I was always within my normal weight range and healthly. I have after 8 years come to terms with his death as much as humanly possible and am trying to move forward. However I think on some level, probably emotional I still have issues.
My health problems are obesity, anixety, panick disorder, depression, my doctor allowed me to get addicted to xanax, been taking it for 6 years now. I don't have any health problems that are not related to my weight problem. But, there are several that go along with being severly overweight. And a smoker, I have smoked 2-3 packs a day in the past. I would love to quite but I can't right now so the best I can do is cut back greatly, which most days I do well at, yesterday I had about a 1/2 pack?? So I have the CFS, allergies, above "mental" problems, shortness of breath(who wouldn't), I also have candidia. But, I guess of all the things to have I'm pretty lucky. I know what I need to do, just don't have the "will" to do it, at least not for long.
Sometimes, I feel that I do not deserve to be healthy, my son wasn't healthy, he was born with a heart defect (no ones fault, just nature. I know I need to get passed that.
Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks for listening
Libra
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- Re: No SWEAT!?? whiteflowerlady
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This is a reply to # 353,454I have a hard time sweating too. On the most humid day in summer, if I'm lucky, I might get a little dampness on my upper lip. This, however, is not healthy apparently.
I have recently started taking "sweat baths" and the secret to my success is that I put a heater in the bathroom and get the air quite warm. I run a hot bath (with 1 cup Epsom Salts , one cup baking soda - and about 3T powdered ginger) - as hot as I can stand to get in - and then run more hot water once I am immersed. I also drink cold water while I am in the bath. After about 5 minutes, I find I am really sweating.
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- Re: No SWEAT!?? UserX
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This is a reply to # 353,454Anhidrosis is what this is called. It could be from :
skin diseases that block sweat glands
congenital disorders including as ectodermal dysplasia
some drugs
trauma to sweat glands
burns
dehydration
When I was taking a physical activity class, the instructor said that if anhidrosis is caused from blockages due to lotions that are filled with chemicals, or drugs that you have taken, then vigorous physical activity and lots of clean water can reveres this. However, it is a different story if this is from trauma or skin disease.
Trash all your lotions and body product; do some research on the drugs you may be currently taking.
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