Sentences with phrase «sweat leaving your body»

That sweat leaving your body is full of toxins.

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Alabama will also wear the new Nike Pro Combat Hypercool Speed Top featuring Nike Dri - Fit fabrication that transports moisture and sweat from the skin to the outside of the top, leaving the body cool and dry.

Full body chills and night sweats, a product of post-pregnancy hormonal shifts, left me drenched and freezing.

Not only will it torch every muscle on your body, start melting fat, make your heart race and body sweat, but it will be a true test of what you have left in the tank.

Moisturizing Body PolishAn intense sweat - sesh can leave your pores clogged with dirt and bacteria, which leads to unwanted blemishes and, if you're a fan of spandex, acne in weird places...

I strive to make LEKfit classes a MIND, BODY and SOUL experience and LOVE seeing everyone leave drenched in sweat with a smile on their face.

When we sweat we are allowing toxins to leave our body, creating space for a healthy mind, and improved immunity.

Your skin keeps sweating in an attempt to cool your body off, but with so much moisture in the air, your sweat isn't absorbed as easily, leaving you feeling clammy and uncomfortable.

It will leave you breathing heavy and sweating from every pore in your body.

During workouts and sports competitions, electrolytes can become depleted as they leave the body through sweat.

Silk drapes sensually over your body while being cool to the touch, even when wearing from head to toe in a maxi dress or onesie — and it doesn't soak up sweat like natural cotton can, leaving it lightweight and breezy throughout the day.

Despite sweat soaking every inch of my body and lizards running under the dry leaves beneath my feet, the scenery was beautiful.

It's about taking part in the ongoing dance of the world, using the limited time that we all have to participate before leaving the dance floor to let younger bodies sweat out the night.

Spicy foods make you sweat, without raising your body temperature, so you are left with an overall cool feeling — that is, everywhere except for your tongue.

Scientists believe that disgust evolved as a defensive mechanism to keep us from being contaminated by external sources.1 Accordingly, the mouth and the vagina, two body parts that lie at the border of the body (and are therefore at a higher risk for contamination), demonstrate greater disgust sensitivity; for example, we are likely to be especially grossed out by having a spider crawling on / around the mouth or vagina compared to, say, the left arm.2 Add to this the finding that some of the strongest triggers for disgust are body odor, saliva, semen, and sweat, all heavily involved when getting «down and dirty,» and you can see how the relation between sex and disgust seems contradictory or even obstructive.