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Do saunas help lose weight?
You lose mostly just sweat.
Does a vinyl suit help you lose weight?
yes it helps you because it makes you sweat faster which makes you lose weight
Do slimming belts work?
No. Even a whole body belt wouldn't work ... except to make you sweat. To lose weight ... eat less, work more.
Can running in basketball help you lose weight?
Of course you can in theory I believe the more you sweat the more you lose weight but dont forget to drink lots of water to stay hydrated
Can punching bags help you lose weight and if so what area's and how long should you use it for a day?
Yes, punching bags can help you lose weight. You can use it in any way that makes you sweat and burn calories
Do you lose weight if you wear clingfilm around your belly while exercising?
wow It doesnt help you lose weight. you lose water beacsue it causes you to sweat. When you drink again, it just goes back on! Not ideal. :-)
Does heat help you lose weight?
Not really. Heat will make you sweat more, so you lose a little weight from being a bit dehydrated. But that'll make you thirsty, and as soon as you had a drink you'll put the weight back on.
Is a sauna a safe tool for quick weight loss?
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.
What does exersize do for you?
Pretty much, it makes you sweat so you lose weight!
Can you lose weight in a sweat lodge?
Not really. After you drink water, your body fluids come back. But you might lose a little bit weight.
What is an easy exercise that makes you sweat a lot and lose weight?
walking is the best exercise for weight loss.
Does having hot baths help you to lose weight?
Hot baths do not result in any permanent weight lose. It can sweat some water out of your body and dehydrate you, causing a temporary reduction in weight without changing your body shape. And it is not healthy and doesn't last long.
