Some of the known conditions that can cause night sweats are: 1  Menopause. 2  Idiopathic hyperhidrosis. 3  Infections. Cancers. 4  Medications . Hypoglycemia.  Hormone 1  disorders. Neurologic conditions.
But when you're making changes to your diet to get to your ideal weight, you may wonder about the best time to eat. Turns out, you need to eat both before and after your workout to get the most benefits. The timing of your pre- and post-workout meal or snack is what's most important, however. Consult your doctor before starting a weight-loss plan and making changes to your diet or exercise program.
Here's my guide for everyday athletes on what to eat before and after your sweat sessions: Pre-Workout. [See Facts and Myths About Fueling Up Before Your Workout ]. People often ask me how far in advance they should eat before exercising. Generally, the answer is an hour. So if you're heading to a 7 a.m. spin class, fuel up at 6 a.m. Of course, when time is tight, you may be running out the door with nothing in your stomach.