Different supplements for hyperhidrosis

I was thinking we could start a thread a thread of different supplements we have tried for hyperhidrosis. I have spent probably close to 500 dollars in the past 2-3 years trying different supplements for hyperhidrosis and have probably 40 different bottles of supplements.

-I have recently started taking magnesium threonate and notice a definite decrease in anxiety, but I'm not completely sure if its helping the sweating

-I started taking vitamin D. Someone wrote a thread about vit d deficiency and sweating (idk if it was in this forum), I am also vit D deficent. so far I haven't noticed a decrease in sweating, but I haven't been taking it very often

-Chlorophyll (specifically a product called clorophresh) its supposed to work for body odor, but some people wrote on the amazon reviews that it made them less sweaty so I thought I'd give it a try. I've only tried it twice and haven't noticed a huge difference yet, but it is still too early to tell

This post was a good idea! I was just thinking about testing supplements in a systemic manner - taking one, and only one supplement consistently for 1 month to see if any notable difference is discovered, while recording results.


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I am currently taking tons of supplements:

1. Sam-E
2. N-Acetyl Cysteine
3. Magnesium chelate
4. Vitamin D3
5. Fish oil
6. Creatine
7. Glutamine
8. L-carnitine
9. Pyruvate
10. Ashwaganda
11. DermiDry (hyperhidrosis formula)
12. I also take a beta blocker (atenolol)


At the time of this writing, I have noticed no reduction in sweating from any of these sadly

well , so far i'v tried:

1. magnesium citrate and oxide
2. vitamin c
3.zinc citrate and zinc gluconate
4.calcium carbonate
5. vitamin d3
6.vitamin E
7.sage leaf extract (salvia officinalis) two different products
8.vitamin B complex 100- witch include all sorts of b's
9. fresh sage tea that i make.

nothing works accept for the fresh tea.(thats only hotwater and fresh sage)
also i take ritalin and although it probably make u sweat even more , it raises my mood and lower my anxiety level so it helps with just " get to pass the day" . also i noticed that for me there is a good combination between ritalin la 40 and robinol. I cant explain that , its just fells "smoother"

ohh.. and another thing , i tried also black cohosh witch is kinda expensive and also i tried fish oil (just for concentration) didnt work

I also am currently receiving "Meyer's Cocktail" once a week.

"Myers' cocktail" is the colloquial name for an intravenous nutrient mixture invented by Baltimore physician John Myers containing magnesium, calcium, various B vitamins and vitamin C that is promoted as an alternative treatment for a broad range of conditions

Does this "Meyer's cocktail" appear to help with hyperhidrosis?


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NickM said:

Does this "Meyer's cocktail" appear to help with hyperhidrosis?


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Today is my second time getting it. And the answer sadly is: No

oxyspass 2.5mg / 5 mg
pls note this is an indian product for south asians which is a clone of robinul / avart.
because robinul / avart prices are very high nor it is avaiaible in this part of the world.
oxyspass is from the famous fama manufacture cipla.