My bet is the exercise. It raises your body temp for a long time. Try not working out and see if that changes it.
Night Sweats
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Hotdog
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Qualms with what?
There is no debate that alchohol is not good for you and causes many problems. I'll take my anecdotal evidence over whatever science you cite. But Im sure you cant cite much science in favor of it anyways besides some unprovable red wine studies. There is nothing to indicate the body needs alchohol. Anything it has to offer is negative. Nobody is living longer because of it. You are better off without it in all cases. Your best chances to have your best health are without it. Arguing tolerances is one thing. Arguing its benefits is another.
If you want perfect health. Alchohol is not part of the solution.
NAOS
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Yeah, this, too.
There's plenty of studies that show light drinking is okay or even good for you. Obviously there is no reason to post them based on your assertion. My anecdotal evidence also agrees with that for myself personally. Then there is the fact that humanity has been drinking since the beginning and fine, it's helped humanity survive.
Hotdog
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Ive been hitting the gym for 25 years. Never has excercise cause night sweats. Alcohol has done it more times than I can count.
NAOS
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Those symptoms sound about as serious as going cold turkey on coffee. And the symptoms sound entirely reasonable when you’re consuming anything of reasonable strength for a long time. I think “withdrawal” is a strong word.
Archie Moses
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I'm not arguing that weed withdrawals are serious. Yes, there are things that are a lot harder for the majority of people to come off.
The point is though 1) weed can definitely cause withdrawals and 2) night sweats is a common symptom of stopping weed.
Hotdog
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Im not arguing you cant drink some and get away with it. Im not sure how anyone can consider it good for you. I dont need studies to tell me these things if I have been the study rat before and I have lived in basically a humam study my whole life watching people experiment with it on themselves. I can see for myself what it does. I watched it destroy many of my own family members and friends. There is no better evidence than that.
Zombie
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You haven't seen family members' and friends' lives destroyed from light drinking.
What do you gain from being continually full of ****?
Hotdog
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Of course Ive seen that. Ive see family members destroy themselves with the supposed casual drinking. As you get older only a few drinks has a much stronger impact on you than it does when you are younger. Ive seen young people who were really light weights when it came to drinking and only a few drinks would really mess them up. So you are wrong. Ive seen it. If its ok and good for you then why are kids cautioned from drinking it? Why not just give a 5 year old a beer if nothing is wrong with it? Hell, its actually good for you right?
What do you get from always being a dickhead?
Yeah, I think changing the time I work out to later in the night might have something to do with it. My body naturally runs hot and I work out pretty intensely, especially on nights when I play basketball. Wednesday night though I was unreasonably sweaty at the gym (my gym shorts literally felt like I soaked them in a tub of water), so I'm convinced it also has something to do with the new supplements I was taking.
I also maybe drinking too much water lately? I easily exceed a gallon a day at 195 lbs (mostly because I'm trying to eat less, so I'm drinking more to try and deter hunger). I'm not sure if that's too excessive to the point where my body is actively trying to get rid of it.
Today will mark my 2nd day without exercise and we will see how tonight goes.