Sweating

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How it works

Sweat contains a mixture of electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, chloride), trace minerals (copper, iron, chromium), urea, and lactic acid. — Benefits of Sweating from Exercise
Sweating functions as a thermal regulation mechanism, cooling the body during physical exertion. — Benefits of Sweating from Exercise
A person can lose between two and four liters of sweat in a single hour of exercise. — Benefits of Sweating from Exercise
Sweating during exercise rebalances electrolytes, which is particularly valuable because the average person carries excess sodium. — Benefits of Sweating from Exercise
Exercise-induced sweating is preferable to passive sweating methods such as saunas for obtaining the full range of physiological benefits. — Benefits of Sweating from Exercise