swea
Swea, often referred to as sweating or perspiration, is a physiological process where the body releases fluid through the skin. This process is primarily driven by the eccrine glands, which are distributed across the majority of the human body. The main function of sweating is thermoregulation, helping to cool the body down when its temperature rises, such as during physical exertion or in warm environments.
When the body's core temperature increases, the nervous system signals the eccrine glands to produce sweat.