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The amount you sweat after eating can signal whether you are having a normal reaction to spicy or rich food, or whether you have a medical condition that needs treatment. For example, a small amount of sweat after eating something spicy is perfectly normal. However, if the amount of sweat you produce is drenching and dripping and it continues after the heat has dissipated, then the sweating may be connected to a medical condition. Make sure to see a doctor if sweating disrupts your daily routine or if it causes you emotional distress or social withdrawal. You should also see a doctor if you suddenly begin to sweat more than usual or if you experience night sweats for no apparent reason. The medical conditions that can cause gustatory sweating include Frey syndrome and advanced diabetes. A common symptom of gustatory sweating is profuse sweating around the forehead, cheeks, upper lip, and ears after eating spicy, salty, sour, or sweet foods. You may also experience a flushed face and profuse sweating along your hairline and at the back of your neck. Gustatory sweating can also occur at the top of the chest, usually right on the sternum. The flushed areas on your face may feel warm as well. There may be certain foods, eating times, or other factors that are causing you to sweat profusely. If you have noticed that you are sweating excessively during meals, you should start to keep track of what you are eating, what time you are eating, and if there are any other conditions that could cause sweating. For example, list any other illnesses you are suffering from. After keeping track of your episodes, you may find that there are specific foods that cause the sweating to occur. However, it is possible that your condition is more generalized and that food in general causes you to sweat excessively. Once you have identified some foods that may be causing your sweating, try cutting them out of your diet. Changing your diet can often have a positive effect on the severity of your symptoms. Continue to keep track of your symptoms. This will allow you to gauge whether your dietary changes are making a positive impact.

summary: Assess the severity of your sweating. Take note of sweating around your head and a flushed face. Identify trigger foods or other potential causes. See if avoiding certain foods helps.

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Texture paint is one of the simplest ways to hide wall flaws. Texture paint, though, is a lot like drywall mud and may take extra time to apply. However, it should be able to hide a lot of minor flaws like dents, chips, nail holes, and more. Start by priming the wall and picking your favorite textured paint. Paint an entire wall quickly. This is important, as texture paint dries relatively fast. If one area dries before you've finished the wall, lines may appear where the paint dried first. Use a regular roller, brush, or a sprayer if you're painting a large area. Use extra paint on a flawed area, to fill it in or obscure it. Apply two coats of your texture paint. While texture paint may be a simple way to go, there are not many color options available. To get around this, you can purchase texture additive and combine it with your paint before applying it. In the end, you'll find that chips, nail holes, and other mild or moderate flaws will be obscured. Pick your paint color and: Pour your paint into a mixing container. Add about half a cup of additive to your paint at a time. Mix the additive in and then add more additive. Prime the wall. Paint the wall. Use extra paint around a wall flaw. This will help obscure it. Orange peel texture looks like that of an orange peel. Thus, it is a great way to hide a variety of wall flaws including larger dents, scrapes, and small or medium sized holes. To apply orange peel texture, buy or rent a hopper gun and fill it with plaster. Spray the plaster over the wall until you get your desired texture. If you need, spray extra plaster over flaws. Prime and paint the wall any color you want.
summary: Use a paint that contains texture. Add texture to regular paint. Apply an orange peel texture.