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The Guardian
Suppressing sweat: health concerns
Sweating plays a vital role in cooling the body and has a social and biological function. Routine use of antiperspirants and deodorants is generally safe; antiperspirants use aluminum compounds to block sweat ducts without significantly impairing cooling, while deodorants neutralize odor. Blocking sweat in areas like the armpits does not interfere with overall body temperature regulation, as other glands cover most of the body. For excessive sweating, known as hyperhidrosis, medical treatments like prescription medications and Botox are recommended, with routine hygiene practices sufficient for most people.
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