Can you sweat out your urine?

Answer 1

Sweat and urine have many similarities: we secrete sweat, but we excrete urine.

Sweat is the body's way of regulating two things: temperature, and salt levels. A thin layer of liquid evaporates on the skin, helping us to cool down when we get too hot. The same fluid releases excess sodium out of the body, which is why sweat can smell salty.

Urine, on the other hand, is produced as part of our cells' energy cycle. It consists mostly of water, plus soluble crystals of waste material: mostly a chemical called urea, which helps carry excess nitrogen out of the body, and which gives urine its name.

Answer 2

No, sweat and urine are produced by different processes in the body. Sweat is primarily water with some minerals, while urine is a waste product filtered from the blood by the kidneys. Sweat is excreted through pores in the skin, while urine is excreted through the bladder.

Answer 3

No. Neither does sweating and ecretiion through the kidneys have the same function in the body. The formation of urine in the kidneys is necessary to rid the body of toxic waste. Most of this nitrogenous waste is converted by the kidneys into a chemical called urea which is removed during urination. Other substances are also excreted, but urea makes up the bulk of the dissolved substances in urine. Sweating, however, serves a different function. Whilst some toxic waste can be lost through sweating, this is minor compared with that lost by urination. The main function of sweating is to cool the skin and hence the body as it evaporates. If you dip a finger in a liquid like nail varnish remover, that evaporates quickly, when you remove it you will feel your finger getting cold as the nail varnish remover absorbs energy from your finger to be able to evaporate. Sweat on the skin's surface does the same thing. As you sweat, it absorbs heat from the skin as it evaporates, and cools the skin. This in turn cools the blood passing through the skin, which in turn cools the body during hot weather. You can see the effect of this when you go swimming. When in the water, even on a warm day, you will feel warm. But when you get out of the water, the water on the skin's surface begins to evaporate and you usually feel colder than when in the water. Some animals, like dogs, do not sweat. Instead they have to remove excess heat from the body by panting.

Answer 4

NO. One day me and my friend where going to cheeleading as soon as it got finish her brother was sweating cuse he plays foot and she said to her brother that sweat is pee i said no it isnt her mom said yes she is kindaa right and i said ok the next day my friends told me no it issnt urine and sweat are to defferent thing i belive

Answer 5

There is more urea in sweat than pee. Sweat is the urine of your skin. Very little difference chemically.

Answer 6

HAHAHAHHAAA! Monkey butts smell like both so the answer is YES. ~

Answer 7

Yeah, urine is sweat. So, dont be afraid, its fine. We all sweat and we all urine. Its natural.

Answer 8

Yes cause researchers said that your penis is connect to your sweat glands

Answer 9

not exactly but your sweat may contain some traces of urine. So you decide

Answer 10

No. sweat comes from glands in your skin and is excreted to keep you cool. urine is waste