Anti-Cellulite Answers

Well if you do some strength training and tighten your muscles your skin should adjust as wee. Try eating a low fat diet and some good strength training exercise . Or you may be perfect the way you are be glad you have a good body that you are proud of try not to let a few things make you feel down on yourself. Just take your time and exercise will help.

I have the same problem….i looked all over online and I found this E 70 Cellutone by dermafresh i put it on after I took a shower every day i didnt even have to rub it in and it takes about 7 minutes to dry the next morning you wake up your legs feel like you've been working them out for hours so it works i've been using it for 2 weeks and the cellulite is totally gone and i even lost 2 1/2 inches on my legs i could't believe it you can get this at www.dermafresh.com to order but i found it at Walgreens for $14.99 i hope i could help:)

Eat a lot of protein, enough for your current weight. Protein is what builds the connective tissue and cellulite is caused by loose or weak skin and connective tissue. Fat tissues or deposits escape through weakened connective fibrous strands and buoy up to the surface, creating the pebbly, orange peel effect. Strong skin and muscles are the best preventive measures for runaway fat.

Most women, when dieting, go on a diet of salads, fruit and "diet foods", with very little protein- which is why they still have cellulite and bad skin. You need a minimum of 1/2 your body weight in protein grams. ( example, if you weigh 100 pounds, you need at least 50 grams of protein a day.

You can get completely rid of it but you can reduce and it can only be done from the inside – healthy eating, lots of cardio, weight training and drinking lots of water.

Squats, butt lifts, lunges and ham string excercises work best. For your arms, do tricep work outs.
Also, you can check out Velasmooth, Endermologie and Mesotherapy.

Cellulite is caused by two things, 1) Fatty tissue and 2) Connective tissue.

The first can be taken care of primarily by diet and working out. Drink your fair share of water, don't eat too much and work out to maintain your metabolism.

The second is more problematic and gets worse as you age because collagen is not regenerated so the tissue becomes less elastic and of course most people gain weight as they age because of a less active life style and a drop in metabolism. This is where Velasmooth or mesotherapy come in handy.

The attached site has more info or you can call 888.517.4187 for someone who does the cellulite treatments.

Hello,
I have not participated in the challenge, but I have tried Nivea Good Bye Cellulite cream. As I understand, the challenge is about the whole program: cellulite treatment cream, nutrition / healthy diet and exercise combined. I have a lot of experience in beating my cellulite and can say that everything together really works, and there is no need to have Nivea production for this
I am sure that the program works, if done honestly. (Everything works, you just have to really dedicate your time to your goal).

I am working on a book right now which I am planning to release in June – I will cover all the necessary topics for reducing cellulite: diet, exercise and different kinds of treatments. I had cellulite for a long time before I found what really works – of course, you can not get rid of it 100%, but now it`s only me who knows that I got cellulite – it is not visible.
If you are interested, come and visit http://www.fight-cellulite.com for more information and for the book (later).

Good luck if you participate!

Sorry, but no; cellulite and stretch marks won't go away without surgery. Cellulite is located under the skin it's fat pockets and with exercise you can tone these areas to largely minimize the appearance, but you can't completely get rid of it. However, don't be discouraged over 90% of women have cellulite the key is to tone up and you will hardly notice. Stretch marks are breaks in the skins elasticity and does not go away. There are creams that can help minimize the appearance and fade them to a certain degree, but not completely remove them. Again exercise is key. It will help tighten the skin.

Diet and exercise will make your thighs thinner but it won't necessarily get rid off the cellulite. You need to do dry skin brushing ever day.

Dry skin brushing encourages the excess fluid to drain from the areas prone to cellulite.

All you need is a brush with hard and scratchy bristles. Five minutes of dry skin brushing a day can improve digestion, aid metabolism, impart new levels of energy and dissipate cellulite.

Cellulite is hereditary. Even skinny women can have it, unfortunately. You don't ever get rid of it completely, but you can reduce it's appearance. Drink LOTS of water, keep a healthy weight and gain muscle.

Well cellulite is hereditary and if you got it you gotta work harder to get rid of it…too bad you couldnt have eaten better and exercised more as a young adult…but dont give up you could see a plastic surgeon and have lipo done to reduce the appearance of cellulite but until you can afford lipo keep oon running and do lots of legs exercises with heaveir weights to tone underneath….