How To Stop Excess Sweat (Hyperhidrosis) - Dr Ekberg

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>> Chiropractor Dr Sten Ekberg: Hyperhidrosis, hydrosis is another name for sweating

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and sweating is a

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normal body function.

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Hyperhidrosis is when we have too much of it so then we have to ask ourselves the

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question

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if it's a normal function of the body but we have too much

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what is it that causes it to be too much?

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And since we now know that the everything in the body is regulated through the brain

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and nervous system

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then we also understand that there's some balance in the nervous system that is off.

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In order for this take place

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as it turns out

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the sweating is primarily a stress response

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and the brain the cortex one of it's functions is to turn off the stress

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response,

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But when we have a lot of continuous chronic stress

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and the brain

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somehow gets too stressed and loses the ability to turn off the stress

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response

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then we have the hyperhidrosis.

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So the way to reduce that response the way to

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get the Hyperhidrosis down to normal levels of hydrosis

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is simply to improve the brain function and reduce the stress,

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and the number one way to do this is with chiropractic adjustments. And the

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best thing that a person can do for themselves

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is to practice some form of breathing exercise or meditation.

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There are multiple devices today that are very very simple to use

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uh... where you can measure your sweat response on the skin and as you breathe

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and practice you can get feedback and you can learn to monitor that

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response.

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>> Female in the audience: So what about

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botox or surgery

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or just using

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antiperspirant? Why not just do that?

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>> Chiropractor Dr Sten Ekberg: Neither of those

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are addressing any problems.

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uh... Some of them may allow you to actually reduce the sweating but we must

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also understand

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that

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the reason that we have too much sweating is that there's something in

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the body that isn't working.

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And when the stress response is too high

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then that will ultimately cause other imbalances in the body as well so down the road.

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A stress response is not a healthy thing and stress is actually responsible for virtually all

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our degenerative diseases today.

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So even if we don't have all the symptoms of high blood pressure

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and cardiovascular disease and diabetes

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it is one step in that direction.

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So solving the problem the natural way on the terms of the body learning to

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regulate it

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we also

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teach the body how to become healthy same time

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>> Female in the audience: But how can chiropractic

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change my sweat response?

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>> Chiropractor Dr Ekberg: Because the number one effect of the chiropractic adjustment

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is to stimulate brain and

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thereby interrupt the stress response and help the brain modulate that.

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This is a little bit bigger topic,

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and twenty years ago we didn't know how the adjustment worked but with the advances

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brain science today and some of the research that is starting to come up.

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uh... We now know

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that the adjustment is a stimulation of the brain it's almost like a defibrillation

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of a pattern that isn't working,

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and when we can interrupt pattern and then install a new pattern then we can

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help balance out the brain.

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