Fat isn't so much burnt as a direct result of sweating, but rather both occur as a result of exercise. I imagine there would be very little energy loss in sweating itself, though it is a good sign that the exercise is using up quite a bit!
If you are doing a rogorous excercise like jogging or something and sweating you are burning fat but just sitting in a sauna and sweating will not burn fat
You don't burn off sodium as you do fat or carbohydrates. Rather you excrete it and other minerals in your urine.
yep like if you running whilst smoking you burn fat
you burn nothing cause your fat
You burn fat, which includes sugar.
Ultimately, if you gain weight, it means you take in more calories than your burn off. It could be that what you consider exercise is not be rigorous enough to burn fat (sweating doesn't mean you are burning fat) or that your workouts are too short to burn fat (20 minute minimum on the treadmill, for example), or maybe you eat/drink too much of the wrong things at the wrong times...etc.
Yes sweating is part of the process for losing body fat.
You burn 900 calories an hour jogging, but by jogging at all you are raising your metabolism which will help you burn calories more rapidly while doing anything else (i.e. sitting)
Because exercise works Ur muscles which causes the fat cells to shrink! :)
Aerobics is exercise that will increase heart rate, cause sweating and burn fat and calories. Lifestyle activities are exercises that are just enough to keep you in a healthy lifestyle, but not enough to lose significant weight.
Not that much. Your body will start to burn your muscle more than it will burn your fat. If you eat several, low-calorie meals throughout the day you will lose more weight than if you do not eat at all.
yes because you are sweating, and when you are sweating you are breaking down food. trust me ...exercise for more than about 30 minutes nonstop......you can lose about 5 pounds of fat!!