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I have hyperhidrosis of the hands and feet, meaning they sweat excessively and for no reason. I've lived with it for my whole life up until this week, when I discovered that if you run an electrical current through your hands and feet it just fixes it for some fucking reason.

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12v battery, two alligator clips attached to wires, two metal cake tins, water, and salt. I pour salty water into the cake tins, attach the end of each wire clip to the battery and then to one of the two cake tins, put my hands in for 10 min, switch clips, another 10 min.

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Reeally???? YOU SAVED MY SKIN FROM BEING A POLAR BEAR FUR

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And also i think we have some sort of same skin properties