This short film is from the BBC series, Inside the Human Body. They could also come up with their own ideas for experiments that could be done on TV or in school relating to sweat and temperature ...

For most people, sweating is a normal and natural way for the body to help regulate its temperature and cool itself down when temps rise. But for some people, sweating is an abnormally constant ...

In the first few weeks of spring, a 50-degree-Fahrenheit (10-degree-Celsius) day might call for a light jacket or no ...

Huh. Anyway, the body produces a lot of awesome fluid. And sometimes it's gross, but it's always for a very good reason. So let's check it out. Check out this guy's forehead, where sweat will ...

Have you ever felt like your body odour changes from one day to the next? It can be a little gross, but sweating is completely normal, as is a little variation from time to time in the quantity ...

Your diet can directly impact the way sweat and other bodily fluids smell. Red meat, dairy products, cruciferous vegetables, onions, and garlic are all associated with a change in body odor.

A series of short films for secondary schools examining the human body through spectacular graphics based on the latest science and stories of remarkable people around the world. This series gives ...

What Does Sweating Do? Sweating does a few beneficial things for the body. One reason why sweating happens is to help the body eliminate impurities, such as metabolic waste and toxicants ...