Using Tea Natural Cure For Sweaty Palms
There are many natural cures for sweaty palms as well as commercial ones. In this article I will explain a little known natural cure using nothing other than tea. I will explain what to do and why it works.
Tea has been used for thousands of years in Asia not only as a pleasurable drink but all so for its healing properties but it is only fairly recently that it has come to the forefront as a temporary natural cure for sweaty palms
The ingredient in tea that gives it its healing effect is tannic acid which is well known for its astringent properties. Tannic acid is also one of the main ingredients used in most of the leading brands of “stop sweating” aerosols.
What to do
There are a few different methods of how to accomplish this natural cure for sweaty palms but the easiest and the one that seems to have the most success rate is to simply boil a quart of water with five tea bags in it for about 10-15 minutes, (any cheap brand will do) then allow to cool. Soak your palms in the solution for around thirty minutes
Note of warning. There has been reported cases of the tea turning people’s hands temporary a slight shade of orange. This is nothing to worry about. If it happens and the colour soon fades.
Drinking tea
Sage tea
Sage tea is also meant to be good as a temporary cure for sweaty palms as it contains zinc which reputedly helps both with perspiration and body odour. However long term use of large amounts of zinc is not recommended as it does contain health risks.
UPDATE
In recently Scientists working on a cure for sweaty palms have made a substantial breakthrough It goes under the rather grand name of iontophoresis therapy and is proving very effective as a quick, simple cure for sweaty palms, and according to the American Academy of Dermatology has been effective in just about all cases studied
What is Iontophoresis Therapy?
Iontophoresis uses water to conduct a mild electrical current through the skin’s surface. It’s not entirely understood how it works, but it’s believed that the electric current and mineral particles in the water work together to microscopically thicken the outer layer of the skin, which blocks the flow of sweat to the skin’s surface. Once this sweat output is blocked or interrupted, sweat production on the palms, is often suddenly and dramatically, “turned off”.
Who should use Ionophoresis?
Ionophoresis works regardless of if you suffer from a mild form of sweaty palms or it has developed to the advance stages where your hands literally drip and makes social contact a nightmare.
Iontophoresis is a very effective alternative for those that have tried all the usual drugs. Creams, sprays, herbal remedies or, are thinking of take the drastic steps of Botox or surgery
Disadvantages
The cost of buying a ready-made iontophoresis machine is often out range of the average persons budget, but a highly effective incredibly simple alternative can be made for peanuts and often just from what is already around your house.
