Natural Home Treatments For Cellulite
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Natural Home Treatments for Cellulite
Understanding Cellulite
Cellulite is a common skin condition characterized by small bumps and ripples due to enlarged fat cells pushing against collagen fibers beneath the skin. While cellulite is simply fat, it affects how the skin looks. In women, the collagen pattern holding fat cells is vertical, leading to more visible cellulite compared to men, whose diagonal collagen pattern and thicker skin reduce bulging.
Hormones, especially estrogen, alongside poor diet, blood flow, and lymphatic circulation, play roles in cellulite development.
Effective Treatments for Cellulite
Nutrition
Since cellulite is linked to excess fat storage, addressing diet is crucial. The enzyme bromelain enhances circulation by reducing fibrin buildup in blood vessels. Cellulite treatment involves shrinking fat cells and strengthening the skin's collagen.
Skin Cleansing
When washing, use a washcloth or loofah to massage cellulite-prone areas. Begin with circular motions, then brush upwards to boost circulation, reduce edema, and eliminate toxins from the skin.
Additional Treatments
- Dry Skin Brushing: Brush your skin twice a day to exercise the dermis, stimulate tissue repair, improve blood flow, and remove toxins. This is particularly beneficial for spider or varicose veins.
- Hormonal Considerations: Hormones from HRT and birth control can increase cellulite. Consider a lower-estrogen formula or non-hormonal methods like an IUD. For HRT, discuss alternatives like progesterone cream with your doctor.
- Habits: Avoid crossing legs to improve circulation. Stay active and avoid prolonged sitting or standing.
- Exercise: Regular exercise reduces cellulite by burning fat, improving circulation, and removing toxins. Programs like Teresa Tapp’s T-Tapp and Rashelle Haines' LifeLift are effective.
- Body Wraps: Use mineral and herb wraps, like those with kelp or clay, to stimulate fat release, detoxify, and strengthen skin. Apply wraps with compression for optimal results.
- Massage: Massages, especially those enhancing lymph flow, smooth the skin by removing toxic buildup. Professional massages and home devices can be effective.
Supplements for Reducing Cellulite
- Alfalfa: A natural diuretic and phytoprogesterone, balancing fluids and estrogen levels.
- Borage Oil: Rich in gamma linoleic acid, strengthening cell walls.
- Bromelain: Enhances circulation and skin repair.
- Horsetail: Contains silica for skin maintenance.
- Cider Vinegar: Balances pH and fluid levels.
- Coconut Oil: Boosts metabolism and fat burning.
- Ginkgo Biloba and Gotu Kolu: Improve circulation and stimulate fat cell reduction.
- Green Tea: Provides antioxidants and caffeine to aid fat loss and skin repair.
- MSM: Essential for skin repair.
External Treatments for Cellulite
- Aloe Vera: Increases microcirculation and speeds healing.
- Bentonite Clay: Draws out impurities and toxins.
- Herbal Additions: Incorporate horsetail, ginkgo biloba, kelp, and green tea into creams for massaging problem areas.
- Coffee Grounds: Used as a scrub to exfoliate and stimulate fat cell release.
- Dead Sea Salts and Kelp: Contain minerals and iodine for skin repair and metabolism enhancement.
Commercial products often include ingredients like caffeine, theophylline, or aminophylline, alongside herbs like kelp and bladderwrack.
Conclusion
Reducing cellulite involves decreasing body fat and strengthening collagen. Ensure adequate nutrients, maintain hydration, and improve circulation. With consistent effort, you can enhance the appearance of your skin and reduce cellulite.
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