Around the age of 12, I began to notice that I sweat more than others. The only problem area was my underarms. I never had excessive back sweat or excessive sweat anywhere else. I must also make it clear that this sweat was NOT related to exercise. I always sweat excessively under my arms, even during the winter. This became a problem. I had to make sure that I was not lifting my arm or moving it in any way that would expose my soaked underarms. I also had to wear dark or loose clothes so that I would not be ashamed of sweat stains, which were huge and very noticeable. Being female, this sweat problem was particularly embarrassing. At the age of 14, my pediatrician prescribed Drysol, a prescription-strength anti-antiperspirant. It did not work. I tried every deodorant on the market. My mom thought that Botox was too extreme, and she was well as the doctor believed that I would just grow out of the sweat problem around 18 or so. However, I continued having this problem until the age of 20. That was when I adopted the Paleo diet. Soon, I noticed that I was sweating much less. Now I do not have to wonder which shirts I can wear that will not show sweat stains. I even drink black coffee and tea on a regular basis. The caffeine still does not make me sweat excessively. When I work out, I sweat equally all over my body. My underarms are no wetter than the rest of me. I was just wondering what may have been the cause of this. What was it about the Paleo diet that caused my excessive sweating to subside?