'...Night
Sweats from my Menopause are gone for me.. Such
great relief! That is the kind of relief you get with the
Bed fan. If I keep the bed sheet pulled up I can feel the
wonderful cool air all night. The Bedfan is such a great
idea to keep comfortable during the night. I can sleep all
night now that I no longer suffer from night sweats...
Menopause is no sweat thanks to the Bedfan... '
Sweating At Night is a very common problem
for many people. Regardless of the reason,
sweating at night is tied to one specific
trigger.
In this
section I will try to address the general
reason why people are sweating at night.
This information is not tied to one specific
cause for sweating but it is related to them
all. For sweating at night can be
explained in a logical manner that will
allow you to eliminate this sleep depriving
problem.
Sweating at night is simply due to the
bodies inability to cool itself down. As
uncomplicated as that may sound, there is
more to it than that clear-cut fact. For we
must understand how the body cools itself
down before we can address the problem
successfully.
Sweating at night is the very last
action that the body takes in its effort to
cool down. Anything past that stage becomes
a health risk commonly known as heat
exhaustion. Prior to sweating the body
attempts to eliminate heat using three
preferred methods. If the required coolness
can not be obtained with the three main
methods of cooling, the body has no choice
but to sweat.
The three
methods the body uses prior to sweating
at night or sweating any time are the
following in this order:
Radiation
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
is when you radiate heat energy like an
oven, or a light bulb, You can feel the heat
without touching the source.
Conduction is the heat that you will feel
when you touch the source of radiant heat.
That heat that is transferred to your hand
by conduction.
Convection is the heat that you can feel
when hot air is blown upon you. Like the
heat of a hair dryer. That is an extreme
example of convection but simple to
understand. The heat that is generated
within the hair dryer is transferred to the
air via convection. Thus the air is
conveying the heat from the heat source
inside of the dryer. The heat is moved from
inside the hair dryer, out to your hair
using air.
So what
dose all this have to do with sweating at
night? Lets remember that sweating is
the very last phase of cooling that the body
will go through prior to just shutting
itself down. We are attempting to eliminate
sweating at night. so to
accomplish this we must realize that we must
cool the body before we reach the sweating
stage.
Radiation
and condition are the two cooling methods
that are normally used wile we are in bed.
Your body radiates heat and your bed absorbs
that radiation. You are laying in your bed,
surrounded by material, that material is
also absorbing your body heat.
Sweating at night happens because we
reach a point in our bed where the bed is no
longer able to absorb more heat. The next
step the body takes to cool itself down is
sweating.
But wait,
you say, what about the third step in
cooling, Convection?
You are
absolutely right. How could we forget about
convection. Remember the description of
convection, where the air moves next to the
source of heat and conveys that heat away.
Well until you found this site, you had no
way of conveying that heat with air unless
you kicked off your covers and let the air
flow freely around you.
That is
exactly what the Bedfan cooling system will
do for you. It will cool your body and your
bed using convection. You will remain cool
and your sweating at night will be
over for good.