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.
It's easier to run if you lose weight. Sauna is just a method of cleansing your body.
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
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I have been using sauna for 25 years almost weekly and I have no idea what a sauna suit is. Finns usually go naked in to the sauna. But the answer to your questions is "never" or "after a very long time". It requires you to be very obese to be even be able to lose 1.5 kg with sauna.The thing with sauna is that it causes you only to sweat, it is a way to cleanse yourself. There is no other magical weight burning effects. When a human body sweats too much, you get dehydrated and sudden dehydration is not healthy.
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.
Depends on your current amount of water stored in your body and how hot it is etc. The pounds you will lose will almost certainly be water weight.
Not much, since most of it will be sweat
you can lose water.. which is heavy but as soon as ro rehydrate you gain the weight back.
Sweating on the top bench while throwing water on the stove.
A steam bath and sauna may cause the hair to frizz and possibly cause the hair to lose volume if styled.
Yes, it cleanses your skin and helps you lose water weight.