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Constant sweating from armpits, it tends to be worse when in public.

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Adrenalin: Is the cause of axillary (armpit) sweating and is released by "stress". It is controlled by the computer in the lower part of the brain which is sensitive to poor diet, particularly all the sweet stuff.

Answered 4/3/2013

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