Add a touch of the tropics to your yard with this hardy, easy-growing perennial vine that's actually native to areas of North America. Though it's late to poke out of the ground in spring, it grows fast and produces masses of intricate, lavender flowers in summer. It's a great plant for attracting butterflies.
Go Figure! Sweating has absolutely nothing to do with fat burning, and there is no relationship between how much you sweat and how much fat you burn. If sweating meant losing fat, we would all be looking skinny as we 'sweat' off the fat in this amazing hot summer. Sweat occurs when our body excretes water and dissolved salts from our sweat glands along with a small amount of urea.
Sweat is a feedback mechanism used by your body as a way to regulate temperature. Your body may produce more sweat while exercising due to an increase in core temperature. While your level of hydration does cause small fluctuations in body weight, sweating during exercise does not mean that you are losing weight. A part of your brain known as the hypothalamus is responsible for monitoring changes in body temperature.