WHEN we do any kind of physical activity – hard enough – we can expect beads of perspiration to form and trickle down our foreheads.
This sweat is actually fluid secreted by glands in the skin, primarily composed of water; its main biological purpose is to regulate the body’s core temperature in a process called thermoregulation.
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