Eating will consume a lot of heat, especially in the head and stomach, and it is normal to see more sweat coming out. Especially if you eat hotter food, you may increase your body temperature and sweat to cool down normally. If the amount of sweat is too large, consider having kidney or liver disease, or even diseases such as diabetes and hyperthyroidism. It is normal to sweat during meals, but if the sweat is excessive and not clear in color and changes in odor, it is important to be aware that it may be a precursor to some medical condition. For example, patients with hepatitis or cholecystitis tend to have sweat glands that produce a lot of sweat when they eat. For patients with hyperthyroidism, weakness and sweating are also precursors, especially during meals. If sweating is accompanied by dry mouth and bad breath, it is a problem with the liver, and if not treated in time, it can easily be dragged into a chronic disease. It can be cured by taking the appropriate herbal medicines, such as Guihundihuang Pill and Maiwei Dihuang Pill, both of which have a very good effect of dipping fire and dispersing Yang. If you produce a lot of sweat while eating, you need to confirm if there is something different in your body. For example, you can press on the abdomen to see if the pain is severe. If it is severe, there will be internal diseases and timely medical examination and treatment are needed in daily life.