On Sep 30, 12:15*am, "Don White" wrote:
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Vic suggested using salt tablets for extreme sweating and I have to
admit I have never used salt tablets and dont use much salt on my food
either. *I cannot seem to convince my doc that the sweating is a
serious problem; he simply says to drink a lot of water. *However, it
has come close to killing me twice while caving so I can no longer do
any real caving. *Caves are a near 100% humidity enviro and around
here are roughly 74 degrees so I sweat enough to have my coveralls
saturated very quickly. *The last couple times I went, I got loopy and
got lost and simply didnt care.
When boating, I can carry a lot of water so I always have a liter in
hand. *I never drink sodas and am not into sports drinks either. *This
issue makes me not want to go boating by myself so I am looking for a
solution. *Sweating is your bodies way to get cool so isnt suppressing
sweating a bad thing? *One can normally cool off during boating too by
jumping in the water but when working on the boat in the heat, I just
dont want to take the time to do that until suddenly I realize, uh oh,
am doing stupid things...............
So, salt tabs or not?

What a difference up here in our climate.
Most times I'll leave the house around 1030..drive to launch site..boat for
a few hours and drive home by 1630 or so..without one drop of water or
anything else.
Doesn't bother me a bit...in fact it keeps the bathroom breaks down on a
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A human is always sweating, using up body water.