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by Spixxy on June 25th, 2005

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Are there health benefits to sweating (from temperature not exercise)?

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  • by Thommy on June 25th, 2005

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    Absolutely. It is an excellent way to expel toxins from the body and probably the most effective. In fact, a good sweat program combined with some other healthy actions could save a life or prevent a lot of unhealthy misery for a person. I personally have done several intensive sweat programs and have witnessed the successes of others doing these. Pretty amazing results.

    This can be a start on a road out for many people.

    Bob, your comment is probably the most evil yet. I have no concern about my "ratings". I relay what I have discovered through personal experience, close study and investigation. I make it a point to find out first hand and observe. I don't rely on just a person's credentials or position of authority...I find out, I look, I try it for myself.

    Bob, you recite glib PR propaganda supported by links connected to vested interest groups (such as the psychiatrist who is paid by drug companies to influence the FDA and discredit valid natural and healthy approaches). Bob, you are "glib": glib, slick, smooth-tongued. These adjectives mean being, marked by, or engaging in ready but often insincere or superficial discourse: a glib denial; a slick commercial; a smooth-tongued hypocrite.

    Bob, this kind of comment from you can only hurt a person's health and vitality...and could very well lead to someone's death if they were swayed by your cynical and mentally unsound vendetta to discredit natural ways to take care of the body. I know you are sick physically and take all kinds of medication. You are sick mentally on trying to destroy simple remedies for improving conditions. Sweat does not hurt anyone...it is natural and healthy.

    Again, I want to say: the amount of absorbed toxins and their role in inhibiting the body functions can be dramatic, yet it is not generally confronted by the broad public. -[Just one anecdote: Chemicals from teflon can now be found in the systems of most every American. Dupont had a less toxic residue type teflon formula since 1996, but intentionally did not put it on the market. In fact, in 1984 ( 20 years ago) Dupont secretly tested drinking water in towns near their teflon plant and found that they were poisoning the town by dumping thousands of pounds of waste into the river. This information is from their own internal memos which went on to say the inference that "the liability is already there, so what the hell !" ...and then they actually almost tripled the amount of waste over the following years. The horror stories and crimes of Dow and Dupont and Monsanto and Eli Lilly and Scotts and others go on and on.] - Anyway, these toxins within the body can cause a variety of different symptoms, one of which is allergies. [The symptoms caused by toxins go on for pages and pages, and include headaches, easily catching colds and the flu and other common bugs, fatigue, nausea and gastrointestional difficulties, endocrine and hormone problems (problems with conception and sperm counts are among the many), liver or kidney or other organ problems, muscular or heart difficulties, nervousness, memory loss, irritability, depression, misemotional responses, dispersal of attention, eye problems, the whole array of breathing difficulties, etc., and of course, the predisposition to most cancers.] The remedy is to remove the source of the toxic exposure and/or remove the toxins which have accumulated within the body. Often a person is relieved of allergy symptoms, just from removing toxins which have been held in the body.

    You, yourself, can research and investigate and directly observe to find out what is true for you. A main point that I always try to make is that biological systems are not made for processing artificial chemicals...it throws out the natural healthy balance of a biological system. Many companies and their financed research would have you believe otherwise.

    Many, many ailments and illnesses and cancers are a result of being affected by toxins. Even aspects of a person's behavior and disposition can be adversely affected because of chemical residues in the body. More on this later.

    Exercise in conjunction with a good sweat program will help circulate the system and eliminate toxins. There probably is no better natural alternative to eliminate the cumulative buildup of toxic residues in the system. There are herbs which assist in eliminating toxins. Good nutrition is very important in not only helping to replace body cells during a sweat program, but aspects of many healthy foods (such as green leafy vegetables) also assist with eliminating harmful chemical residues.

    There are some great sweat programs out there...and one program even helps to eliminate radiation buildup. Radiation also accumulates in the body, and it can alter the characteristics of chemicals in the body and "activate" toxins. There is a Purification Program out there to help a person rid himself of the accumulated radiation using the B vitamin Niacin to flush out the radiation. Pretty amazing...I have seen people turn on sunburns from 20 years prior showing their tan lines at that time. These programs are monitored with proper proportions of balancing vitamins and regimens. Niacin can restimulate cancer if just done briefly with an inappropriate follow-thru. These sweat programs can dramatically change how a person feels physically and mentally. You will pickup other related data on some of my other posts.

    People commonly underestimate the toxic chemical influence, or how many pharmaceutical drugs accumulate and throw off the body's system. Psych drugs are some of the worst culprits.

    See the report on cancer by the nobel prize scientists.

    Of course, toxins are not healthy for a body, and any scientist or person with common sense will tell you that chemicals not made for the body are unhealthy for the body. This easily can affect the body's natural system. It also can affect a person's general disposition and personality because of the "drug" affects altering the body's system.

    This is a cool report and you can click on a person's picture to find out how an average person or a high profile professional has been accumulating some chemicals...there are more than what was found. "In a study led by Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, in collaboration with the Environmental Working Group and Commonweal, researchers at two major laboratories found an average of 91 industrial compounds, pollutants, and other chemicals in the blood and urine of nine volunteers, with a total of 167 chemicals found in the group. Like most of us, the people tested do not work with chemicals on the job and do not live near an industrial facility.

    Scientists refer to this contamination as a person’s body burden. Of the 167 chemicals found, 76 cause cancer in humans or animals, 94 are toxic to the brain and nervous system, and 79 cause birth defects or abnormal development. The dangers of exposure to these chemicals in combination has never been studied." http://www.ewg.org/reports/bodyburden/es.php

    Toxic chemicals can cause all kinds of conditions and bring on a full variety of ailments, even leading towards cancers. Generally, people tend to underestimate the amount of toxic chemical infiltration that occurs to a body and the devastation which occurs over time. It happens on such a slow gradient, with different ailments or allergies or illnesses cropping up from time to time, until eventually there are vital function breakdowns with the body's system. The body eventually can no longer cope with all the internal pollution. Chemical toxins tend to accumulate within the body; they can "circulate" around the body and can even cause a mental restimulation of bad experiences. One example is that you may notice that someone who has been taking a certain drug (it could be over-the-counter) is more easily agitated or perhaps more anxious during the days following the pill popping. It might be hard to observe unless you are actually watching for this behavior change.

    Sweat is a road leading out.

    “Give me a fever and I can Cure any disease”

    Hippocrates


    I encourage people to do their own research and actually try some kind of program. Don't take my word for it. But do some investigation and find out some facts about sweating and replacing minerals, etc.

    Google search sauna or infrared sauna and you will find some neat information.

    There is also a lot of information out there on how drug companies and psychiatrists mislead the broad public and how they influence the FDA and other government entities. The drug and chemical industries employ over 1,200 full-time lobbyists, including 40 former members of Congress. The drug and chemical corporate lobbyists are extremely successful at what they do, which puts the FDA at the mercy of the very same chemical industry that they aim to regulate. Sen. Christopher Dodd and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Charles E. Grassley can tell you some nightmare stories. The attrocities and knowing poisoning and harmful effects of some of their drugs by companies such as Merck and Eli Lilly and Wyeth and others go on for pages and pages. The best remedy for eliminating some of these harmful chemical accumulations is a good sweat program.

    Comments

    • Anti-scientific nonsense.  All of it.  “Sweat programs” indeed.  Just proves there really is a sucker born every minute.

      Anonymous

      by Anonymous on June 26th, 2005

    • If water-soluble toxins have accumulated in the body, then sweating WILL help excrete them. But this is rarely an issue.

      looney

      by looney on December 15th, 2005

    • Sweating (sauna) then cold water feels refreshing psychologically, but has little to do with toxins.

      RedJohn

      by RedJohn on February 7th, 2006

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