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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (35699)7/19/2005 4:17:54 PM
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Yeah, you stop sweating before you get heat stroke, but you (should) know you're in trouble just by looking at your skin carefully, as it's appearance changes.

Sometimes dehydration isn't the only reason you stop sweating. A lack of potassium will do it too, because you need potassium to sweat. Happened to me during a half ironman Triathlon a number of years back. Was almost disqualified but managed to recover after a few banannas (about 12!). It was odd because you had a bottle of water during the run and two miles later you had to pee the same amount of water you drank!
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