90% of women have cellulite. Cellulite affects women regardless of their age, race, shape and weight.
Fat or thin women. Even celebrities and fitness buffs are susceptible to dimply cottage cheese or orange peel skin.
Carmen, a fitness buff, started to be plagued by cellulite when she was thirty something.
To get rid of cellulite, she started with changing some bad habits, and in a few months she transformed her body.
She even got on stage for a figure competition wearing virtually nothing. Well, a two-piece that did not cover her butt at all!
So, what did she do to remove the ugly dimply cellulite?
It boils down to doing the right exercise and eating the right way to reduce the appearance of cellulite dramatically.
You must change from the inside by eating lots of small meals, instead of loading up once or twice a day.
On average, a typical woman can assimilate, absorb, and utilize about 350 calories per sitting. So if you eat 1,500 calories in one seating, and can only use 350, the rest has got to be converted to fat.
While you can continue to eat some carbohydrates like rice and potatoes, processed carbs like bread, bagels, and pasta should be best avoided.
Processed carbs are major culprits to the formation of cellulite. So are a few other surprising things like alcohol, wine, dairy products including whole milk and cheese, and fruit juice.
You have to deal with the fact that getting rid of cellulite means you’re going to have to exercise. If you do hit the gym, opt for lighter weights and more repetition.
Do not lift heavy weights because you’ll only bulk up and become bigger.
Do cardio with shorter intervals at higher levels. If you can talk to the person next to you, you’re not doing cardio.
For Carmen, there’s no magic cream. No magic pill. You just have to work at it so that you don’t see the cellulite return.
You may have thought of getting rid of cellulite with Mesotherapy after reading mesotherapists or practitioners for Mesotherapy’s remarkable results in treating cellulite, patient testimonials of successful treatment, and ‘Before and After’ photographs.