For starters, of course, get flip flops with a textured insole that provides better grip. After all, sweating in the summer is normal because it helps our body regulate its temperature.
The next step is to assess the smell coming from your feet. If it is very strong and unpleasant, the feet may be affected by a fungal infection and you need to consult a dermatologist to deal with it.
(We won’t remind you to put on fresh socks every day, wear breathable shoes, take care of them properly, and throw away old ones that have absorbed a lot of sweat in a timely manner – we’re sure you’re already following these rules of hygiene rules.)
Is the smell normal and the only concern is the amount of sweat? There is a way to solve this problem – you will definitely find a natural home remedy that can help you.
As podiatrist Jacqueline Sutera, MD, explains, there’s a substance in tea called tannic acid that can act on sweat glands, reducing their activity. “It’s a bit like a natural antiperspirant,” explains Jacqueline.
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