The rate of eccrine sweating has been studied by collecting samples in unventilated capsules from human subjects following subdermal or intradermal injections of acetyl-β-methylcholine and under moderate total body heat exposure. The rate of sweating in a given area of skin could increase by recruitment of fresh glands, enhanced output of the already active glands, or some combination of both.
Authors
Juan Carlos Fasciolo, Gregory L. Totel, Becky B. Johnson, Robert E. Johnson
