COLLAGEN - GET RID OF CELLULITES

COLLAGEN DECREASES BUMPY SKIN - CELLULITES

Cellulites develops with age and occurs mainly on the legs, butt, abdomen and the back, as well as on the arms. Basically, cellulite is fat balls under the skin that protrude towards the connective tissue, giving an uneven and bumpy appearance. Some of the factors that contributes to cellulites are the lack of exercise, hormonal changes and you guessed it right - your diet!

LOOSE SKIN AND CELLULITES

The reason why people have cellulites is due to an uneven distribution of fat storage under the skin. Cellulites and loose skin are more common in women than men, where about 85% of all the womens have a certain amount of cellulites, which is related to the skin losing its elasticity. But anyone can develop cellulites, even teenagers may be drawn in with weight and hormonal changes.

ARE CELLULITES DANGEROUS?

Cellulites is not a serious or harmful condition, and therefore many choose to simply not care about them. At the same time, others are very bothered by the appearance of cellulites, especially after a weight gain or a pregnancy - or in the summer when it is common to show more skin.

WHICH FACTORS CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CELLULITES?

• Poor diet
• Fluid retention (which also causes bloating)
• Dehydration
• Lack of circulation (blood flow)
• Weak collagen structure in the skin
• Being overweight or having increased body fat
• Hormonal changes
• Lack of physical activity (a sedentary lifestyle)

OTHER FACTORS THAT CAUSE SKIN CHANGES

Some other factors that can cause skin changes, such as cellulites, loose skin, wrinkles and the formation of dark spots are a stressful lifestyle, existing medical conditions such as autoimmune disease or diabetes, genetics, allergies, smoking, excessive sun exposure and other causes of toxicity. In addition to contributing to cellulites, these factors also increase inflammation in the body which contributes to signs of aging. Things like stress and a poor diet also makes your body slowing down collagen production, collagen is important to keep the skin young and supple!