This can be known from Wang Ye's recent journey.
No matter how he rushes 200KM in a softshell jacket, he consumes at most 5L of liquid a day.
The jacket has excellent windproof, waterproof, and thermal insulation functions. Most people would feel noticeably stuffy wearing it in the summer, let alone wearing one for high-intensity activities.
Therefore, it's clear that Wang Ye's sweat rate has decreased to an absurd extent.
It's important to know that the reason humans rank high in endurance among animals is that the human body has millions of sweat glands and sparse body hair, allowing stored heat to be quickly released.
Most terrestrial mammals have relatively few sweat glands, some even none, significantly hindering heat dissipation and resulting in endurance inferior to humans.
Thus, less sweating often implies poorer heat dissipation and endurance. But Wang Ye can maintain such a low sweating level while rushing 200 kilometers, which is obviously unreasonable.
