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The Cause and Solution to Cellulite

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  1. Cellulite is a fatty deposit causing a dimpled or uneven
    appearance, as around the thighs and buttocks.

    Cellulite is popularly known to be difficult to remove by
    dieting and that often has a dimpled appearance. There
    is no physiological difference between cellulite and
    ordinary fat. Cellulite is a normal human variation that
    can be seen by the other person. It is usually treated as
    some sort of disease. The term "cellulite" came into
    being in the year 1973 to refer to the dimpled
    appearance of the skin that some people have on their
    buttocks, hips and thighs. This appearance is much
    more common in women than in men because of
    differences in the way fat, muscle, and connective
    tissue are distributed in men and women's skin. Female
    hormones play a major role in contributing to this fat
    distribution, cellulite is not treatable by hormone
    therapy.

    Cellulite should always be seen as a normal variation.
    In fact it can be seen just the way a normal body part is
    seen. It can be seen just as a dimpled appearance, like
    some people having thick hair while others have thin
    hair. Cellulite is a very normal variation.

    Cellulite can also be viewed as the dimpling pattern on
    skin caused by lobules of underlying adipose tissue.
    Cellulite is not a medical or scientific term but refers
    only to aesthetics. .

    Cellulite does not necessarily emanate from a single
    cause. many hormonal and genetic factors result in
    cellulite formation.

    Researchers have found the following factors to be the
    main factors affecting formation of cellulite - incorrect &
    improper diet, life-style, alcohol, smoking, insufficient
    water intake, tight clothing, blood pressure, high heels,
    etc.

    Cellulite can be reduced by suitable physical exercise,
    balanced diet, massage treatments, liposuction or using
    specific treatments. At-home treatments include a low-
    fat diet and dietary supplements. Research has proved
    that so-called cellulite treatments aren't that effective
    as the claim is made out to be. These products don't
    come under the purview of FDA, so there isn't any
    scientific basis to evaluate their effectiveness and make
    suitable conclusions.

    In sum, eating a healthy diet and keeping muscles
    toned by regular exercise seem like reasonable
    approaches to keeping the body as taut and smooth as
    it can be. Patients should be very cautious before trying
    out surgical procedures, dietary supplements, or
    elaborate massage techniques of unproven value. The
    dont's for cellulite are salt, fatty acids, red meat, full fat
    dairy products, refined carbohydrates, junk food, etc.
    On the other hand, the do's list contains more water
    consumption, fresh vegetables, raw fruits, bottom
    brushing, etc.

    The dry brush massage technique helps keep skin
    pores open and stimulates circulation in underlying
    tissues. Bottom brushing can be done in the morning or
    evening. Take a natural bristle brush, start from your
    feet and with a long motion work upwards in circular
    movements. Effects of bottom brushing can be better
    felt by alternating between hot and cold shower, also
    called 'skin gymnastics'.

    Remember, cellulite is an issue of having too much fat
    and too little muscle. Right exercise program can
    produce big changes in your cellulite situation and
    major improvements in your appearance.

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  5. I'm no expert on the causes of cellulite, but have no reason to disbelieve any of what I have read, and I have done a lot of reading on the subject. When I was a teenager, I was obsessed with cellulite. I felt ugly, fat and awkward. I tried exercise and diet to get rid of it, but nothing helped. 25 years later however, I am pretty much cellulite free. If I pinch in certain places, then yes you can still see it a bit. But on the whole, even in the harshest of light, my skin is smooth. How did this happen? Well I have tried various creams and therapies and to a certain degree, they may have played their part. But mostly, it has been my lifestyle. I started swimming because of a back problem in my twenties and I think that by doing twenty minutes a day of gentle cardiovascular exercise, my metabolic rate increased and the fat started to drop off, already improving the look of the cellulite. Also, I have always had an active job, which has required me to lift and carry heavy weights. I have always had to do a lot of walking, up stairs and down, and I have to climb ladders. So over many years of doing this I have very gradually toned up and the excess fat has turned into muscle. The icing on the cake, though has been the past three years. I moved to Holland and took a part time job as a post women. So for three hours a day, I have been walking and cycling. Infact I cycle everywhere now. Because of the amount of exercise I do, I can eat pretty much anything (although I don't ever over eat fatty or sugary foods, and I'm not a drinker). To conclude, I am now 43 years old and my body has never looked better! It's crazy when I think of the years I spent obsessing and trying so hard to rid myself of cellulite. When as soon as I stopped worrying and just got on with my working life, it naturally disappeared anyway. Of course, I know that through my work, I have been doing a lot of exercise (cardio, fat burning, weights, body toning) and it would take a great deal of time to do the same in a gym. But I am living proof that you you don't have to do anything in a formal way. Just be as active as possible. Healthnfitness4u

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