Sweating during meals in men can be caused by physiological factors or due to diseases. Physiological factors, generally due to the consumption of spicy and stimulating food, or eat a hot meal, resulting in the body’s yang qi transiently more vigorous, will appear to feel hot, sweating and other phenomena. Since men are generally more vigorous compared to women, they are more likely to sweat when they eat. However, if the body’s dampness and heat is heavy, when eating, the diet will further aggravate the spleen and stomach’s transportation and digestion burden, dampness and heat in the steam, making sweating more. If the meal is not hot, nor spicy, eating a lot of sweat, it is best to consult a doctor in a timely manner, ask a Chinese medicine practitioner to identify and treat, to regulate.