Sleep is the body’s primary restorative state, a period during which the brain flushes metabolic waste and tissues undergo repair.
However, for many, this process is interrupted by nocturnal hyperhidrosis, or night sweats.
While often dismissed as a room temperature issue, chronic night sweats frequently stem from a physiological imbalance involving the adrenal glands, glucose regulation, and electrolyte depletion.
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