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THE GUILD OF COLON HYDROTHERAPISTS
Fighting Cellulite
by: Michelle Ludick
Cellulite is one of those things that affect both the slender and larger
women. It can settle on the hips, stomach, upper arms, ankles and then
we have the more common areas which are the upper thighs and bottom. We
can safely say that it is the enemy of all women and most women at one
time or another are plagued with it. So Lets see what the contributing
factors are before we look at some possible solutions in combating cellulite.
First determine whether or not it is genetic. Just as in the case as being
over weight may be genetic so it may be in the case of women who suffer
with cellulite, even if they are thin. Some women are just more prone to
cellulite. Then of course fat storage, how and where it lies is also predetermined
by your genetics. Even though you may not have control over these factors
you do have control over cellulites biggest enemy and that unfortunately
is still lifestyle. We all familiar with it, cellulite is also labeled
orange peel skin and/or cottage cheese skin. If you squeeze the fat and
it is smooth you know it is not cellulite but if you have those bumps and
lumps then you know you have cellulite. This is because some of the vessels
have leaked fluid into the tissues and have caused congestion. Toxins can’t
be eliminated from these areas and oxygen battles to go in.
Toxicity is a major contributing factor to cellulite build up. Constipation is one of those things that are primarily responsible for toxins building up. When you suffer from toxic build up those toxins need to go some where and thus we end up with cellulite. Those toxins that are not able to pass through the colon get re released into the body and get trapped between the connective tissues. Not drinking enough water is also a problem as water is what helps flush out the waste products that we no longer need. Alcohol, tea and coffee, smoking, little or no exercise and fatty foods all aid in cellulite formation. So to fight cellulite you need to loosen the toxic wastes from the tissues and eliminate the toxins out of your body once and for all. So how do you do that? Simply control those factors that caused the cellulite in the first place. Change your diet, exercise more, increase your water intake and get rid of that constipation problem. Eat a well balanced diet and if you suffer from constipation eat foods high in fiber. Drink lots of water. Water helps carry those toxins out of your body and the more water you drink the less likely your stool will be dry, hard and immovable. Avoid processed and refined foods as the body has a harder time digesting and breaking down these foods. Don’t drink tea, coffee or colas that contain caffeine. Caffeine just seems to make cellulite worse and the thought is that it does this by impairing the lymphatic flow and blood circulation. The vessels constrict and so when this occurs the flow of oxygen and nutrients to the tissues become inhibited. When this happens there is an increase in the build up of waste products.
Alcohol poisons your system slowly so if you want
to be rid of that cellulite then stay away from alcohol too. Alcohol just
adds to toxins,
dehydrates your body, slows down your circulation and hampers the removal
of toxins. Then we have smoking and we all know that smoking is bad for
ones health but it is also bad for your skin. Smoking weakens and ultimately
damages the connective tissues and thus you end up with the dimpling affect.
Because of this smoking has been labeled the cause of cellulite by some.
It is agreed by all that it is a definite contributing factor. It just
adds to the toxicity in your body that your system battles to get rid of.
Exercise is great in eliminating cellulite because it helps to boost circulation
helping your skin to regain its natural smooth appearance. Exercise won’t
take it away over night; you will have to dedicate yourself to an exercise
and prepare yourself for some work. There are great topical products out
there that do help but they should always be used in conjunction with a
change in lifestyle. There is no point in using a product that helps get
rid of your cellulite while you carry on perpetuating the problem by not
going to the root of why you have cellulite in the first place. You will
see little and perhaps temporary improvement and will be left feeling frustrated
and drained.
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