Sauna suits yes or no? What's everyone's opinion ✌️
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bendyourkneekatie wrote: »Except detoxing isn't a thing. That's what we have liver and kidneys for.
At least sauna suits and detoxes have that in common. They're both useless woo and a complete waste of time and money. And sodium is not a "toxin", it's an essential electrolyte.
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well, it would probably help for bloating and sweating gets rid of toxins, so if you make sure to drink water after i don't think it would be bad for you. i have a major problem with water weight so i think a sauna suit could be motivating.5
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Except that you would rebloat as soon as you hydrated.1
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Sauna suit = another marketing ploy to get people to part with their cash.
Suits to wear in a sauna are either ‘swim’ or ‘birthday’ depending on your situation.0 -
Dehydration causes early ageing to skin.
Why would you want to be dehydrated?0 -
My understanding of how sauna suits work lead me to believe that i will lose all water weight, no problem. That sweat will also carry with it sodium and other materials that could use a good flush/detox. I hydrate all day and sweat out the bad during my workout and rehydrate with good clean water. I feel better, healthier, and feel encouraged seeing a ton of sweat leaving the body. Sweat is my inner fat kid tears. So i do think that sauna suits, if used properly, are a good tool for detoxing and burning at least a couple extra calories while feeling like a million bucks. This is the opinion of a novice weight loss monk.
What are these other materials you need to detox?
Sweat is not your inner fat kid crying.2 -
alicebhsia wrote: »well, it would probably help for bloating and sweating gets rid of toxins, so if you make sure to drink water after i don't think it would be bad for you. i have a major problem with water weight so i think a sauna suit could be motivating.
What are the names of these toxins you are flushing from your body?
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Maybe you burn a tiny, tiny amount of calories more when wearing a sauna suit. But you will probably be more exhausted when working out in it (assuming that's what you want to do) and hence burn less calories. Ever went on a run at sunne 35 degrees C and compared it to a nice 15 degrees C run? Which one got you further?0
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