Yes, but almost all of the weight you are losing is water as you get dehydrated. Once you leave the sauna and have a drink of water, the weight will be back. You also lose weight as the sauna causes your body to sweat which requires energy and therefore increases caloric expenditure. In a 30-40min session you can burn up to 500-1000 calories
Dieting, working out, and exercising can help you lose arm fat and basic body fat. or instead of doing the simple and easy things you can also do push-ups or you can take up lessons in boxing.
No. It's not possible to remove fat through one specific area.
Yes, do specific arm exercises and watch diet to eat less.
If you wrap it around tightly enough, your arms will look thinner. However, this will stop your circulation and you might lose your arm. However, that counts as losing arm fat, so it's win-win.
Yes, and like all exercises, you will lose fat from all over your body, not just from your arms. You can't burn fat in one spot. :>
Ha! Cool question. Short answer: Freezer. Although neither is very good a burning fat, the freezer would burn more then sauna due mainly to your body working to keep you warm, shaking/shivering uses more muscle then sweating in a sauna. fyi- sweating isn't a always a good indicator of fat loss.
interval training lots of sauna time
Saunas have a place in a weight loss regime, but should not be used alone. A sauna will help you sweat out toxins and lose water weight. Most of the weight you lose in a sauna will come back quickly.
It's easier to run if you lose weight. Sauna is just a method of cleansing your body.
Not much, since most of it will be sweat
you arms will get fatter if you use a dumbell.