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Does caffeine make one sweat more? or does it increase the amount of sweat in any way? thank you.
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Yes Possibly: If you have ingested a lot of caffeine it is very possibly causing more sweating for you. Also palpitations and jitteriness are common with caffeine as well.
Answered 11/18/2012
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