GT1 Hunter 41%, Rh-, Super Taster Autumn: Harvest, success.
Posts: 320
Gender: Female
Location: Marshfield, WI
Age: 56
This is strange because I always used to be colder than everyone else before I started using BTD/SWAMI. I HAD to wear socks to bed, even with an electric blanket on, because my feet would feel so cold that I couldn't sleep. Now, I don't even use the electric blanket at all except to maybe warm the bed ahead of time if I feel cold. In the morning when I wake up, I am warm and sweaty. This NEVER happened before - even as a child I always felt cold in bed.
This explains some of mine as well... I just had a long bout of clearing virus activity out of my sinuses... I was sweating all the time, not just at night...
...I was sweating all the time, not just at night...
Night sweats are not to be confused with waking sweating by any means. When your body is in a resting state, sweating is a signal the body is working excessively hard for some reason or another.
I was reading about hypoglycemia. It seems that the shakiness, sweating, and clammy/cool skin could all be attributed to the action of adrenaline, which is released along with cortisol to help raise blood sugar. FWIW.