Hyperhidrosis Forum

I can't help you there as I have the original non-digital device. Contact R.A. Fischer?

jasonellis wrote:5. Secure Wipes

Just want to add a correction here: Secure Wipes contain Glycopyrrolate, not Aluminum Chloride.

Seems to be that it works as a deoderant, rather than an antiperspirant. That is, it might stop you smelling but doesn't prevent sweating.

One thing I'm wondering about is traveling with this device. I'm going to be doing a lot of international travel in the near future...is it pretty easy to pack/carry around/get through security? I have never traveled with the device so I can't comment on that. I believe the Fischer is bulkier than ...

Golfer,

Can you please expand upon the details of your HH symptoms and cure:

Where on your body did you sweat? And exactly when? Was this a lifelong problem?

How long did it take the sweating to stop once you embarked upon this cure? How much water do you drink daily?

Thanks,
Robert

If you're still around I wrote about my experience with iontophoresis for my feet here:

http://www.no-ets.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=89

I touch upon some of your questions there. I've continued using the device successfully to this day.

-Robert

I'm afraid to say there aren't many regulars on this message board, let alone enough in any one location to arrange a meeting.

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It would be great if you would write about your use of Driclor in the Antiperspirant section of this forum. I think many people would like to read about your success with it.

-Robert

In an earlier post you wrote: About the curing process I expect: - completely heal the HH - healing of nose problems (secretion during cold weather and others symptoms) - falling of my hear - dry skin - haemorrhoids - improving my memory and concentration. Did any of this happen? Did any "curing pro...

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Obviously abstaining from food (carefully) might be a good thing for those wishing to lose weight but, and I say this as someone curious and interested in this, nothing I've read online offers any evidence that any "detoxification" or "curing" will occur. Your linked text offers exactly two benefits...

Our noses run to humidify inhaled air. Cold air is less humid so our noses tend to work more in the winter. Some people's noses run more than others (I have this problem) and there's nothing one can do about it. I'm guessing physiognomy plays a part in this. I don't think "curing yourself of toxins"...

Helpful post.

Can you clarify exactly what the "water fasting" you are doing is? You haven't consumed anything but water for 12 days?