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Click Here: getridof-cellulite.weebly.com What is cellulite? Contrary to what you may have heard, the truth is that cellulite is just fat. The subcutaneous adipose tissue that is placed under the skin is an active reserve of energy that is linked to the metabolism of the individual and is affected by caloric balance. When the caloric balance decreases (due to physical activity or lower calorie intake) the reserve is reduced (lipolysis), and when the balance increases the reserve gets increased (liposynthesis). Like all the other tissues in the body, the subcutaneous adipose tissue has a blood supply, which is called microcirculation. Hormonal and vascular disorders, often triggered by a sedentary lifestyle, stress, liver disease, improper nutrition, irregular bowel function, and fluid retention, combined in various ways, can adversely affect the adipose tissue and in particular the microcirculation. In these cases, the fat cells get "broken", and their content, the triglycerides, get spread into the space between the cells causing problems in microcirculation and preventing normal blood supply. If these anatomical and metabolic disorders last for extended periods of time, then they lead to the development of further alterations in adipose tissue (lipodystrophy), which produces problems in the skin's connective tissue and loss of elasticity. How to treat cellulite: Physical activity is a key component in removing cellulite. Many people certainly know that exercise keeps <b>…</b>
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