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Can sweating expel moisture?
Exercise and sweating can really help our bodies expel water, but the effect is limited. We'd better cooperate with other methods to get rid of moisture while exercising. Only in this way can our bodies get rid of the trouble of moisture as soon as possible.

Exercise helps to remove moisture.

When we exercise, the speed of blood circulation and metabolism in the body will be much faster than usual, including a lot of sweating in the later period, which can help our body excrete water. However, even so, you should pay attention to your ability when exercising. Especially at the beginning of our exercise, many people may be anxious to let their bodies excrete water faster, so they will arrange many exercise tasks for themselves at once, which is actually very wrong. Exercise should have a process from less to more. Only in this way can our bodies adapt better and the moisture can be discharged better.

It is also particularly important to keep warm after sweating, and not to take a cold shower and blow cold air immediately, otherwise it will not only be harmful to the discharge of moisture in the body, but also lead to the problem of catching a cold, which is not worth the candle.

Besides exercise, there are other ways to get rid of moisture.

In fact, if you want to get rid of moisture, the most important thing is to find a relatively dry environment and let yourself live in it. The influence of the environment on a person's body is really huge. If we live in that particularly humid and cold environment for a long time, it is really difficult to avoid being troubled by moisture. In addition, we can eat more foods that can help the body get rid of moisture, such as red beans and barley water, red beans and bitter gourd. These foods can not only help us get rid of moisture, but also supplement nutrition and enhance resistance, which is really good.