In some previous articles, we have already seen that to combat cellulite and localized fat deposits, it is important to implement a mix of multi-factor strategies that can help us reduce its progress, improving the blemishes.
Medical research, over the years, has identified two clinical forms of cellulite: the generalized forms and the regional forms.
Due to the sedentary situation and the pressure we experienced due to COVID-19, very high levels of stress were recorded which also affected our condition of cellulite: all this due to the production of cortisol, also called the "hormone of stress ".
Diet and sport are the two key pillars to eliminating cellulite, perhaps also assisted by lymphatic drainage massages, which can help by acting on the lymphatic circulation (which, if slowed down, causes stagnation of liquids and swelling), rehabilitating it through manipulation.
Having slim legs is every woman's dream. Unfortunately, due to incorrect eating habits, we often find ourselves having to fight with accumulations of fat on the thighs and beyond.
Sclerotic cellulite represents the third stage of cellulite. Before investigating its specific nature, let's try to understand what it is and what determines its formation.
Cellulite is a problem that afflicts most women, manifesting itself with an annoying orange peel skin blemish; we can, however, adopt a series of healthy habits that, in addition to counteracting the imperfection, also improve our lifestyle, such as practicing sports regularly.