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How To Stop Sweating At Night
By Kurt Tompkins

  Sweating At Night is a very common problem for many people. Regardless of the reason, sweating at night is tied to one specific trigger.

I will try to address the general reason why people are sweating at night. This information is not tied to one specific cause for sweating but it is related to them all. For sweating at night can be explained in a logical manner that will allow you to eliminate this sleep depriving problem.

Sweating at night is simply due to our inability to cool itself down. As uncomplicated as that may sound, there is more to it than that clear-cut fact. We must understand how the body cools itself down before we can address the problem successfully.

Sweating at night is the very last action that the body takes in its effort to cool down. Anything past that stage becomes a health risk commonly known as heat exhaustion. Prior to sweating the body attempts to eliminate heat using three preferred methods. If the required coolness can not be obtained with the three main methods of cooling, the body
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Menopause and Sleeplessness
By Keith Londrie

  Many women when facing the menopause have to go through the suffering of sleeplessness or insomnia. Most people believe that insomnia is when you can't sleep and this is true, but it is also not being able to stay asleep.

Waking up one or more times every night then finding it almost impossible to get back to the land of nod is also a very normal factor of insomnia. A common symptom of the menopause are sudden hot flashes, or night sweats and this obviously breaks women's sleep completely.

Normal sleeping habits usually get back into sync when these night sweats disappear or are controlled. Some women develop chronic insomnia when these symptoms refuse to disappear or, after so many nights of waking up, they condition themselves to continue the bad habit.

Most doctors point out that if you have to put up with the inability to sleep every night or most nights for about a month then you probably have chronic insomnia. At first you could blame the hot flushes but if they
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