Cellulite... Does it go with weightloss?
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Hi there,
Just a quick question about cellulite/ dimply skin. As the weight comes off, does that go as well? As long as I can remember I have had this, so I was wondering if this gets less with the weight loss?
Thanks
Just a quick question about cellulite/ dimply skin. As the weight comes off, does that go as well? As long as I can remember I have had this, so I was wondering if this gets less with the weight loss?
Thanks
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Sometimes. Not a helpful answer, I know, but that's the truth. If you've always had it, it probably won't go away, though it may become less obvious.0
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I don't believe cellulite fully goes away. Cellulite is fat cells and they shrink when you lose weight or get bigger when you gain weight. I use to weigh 200 pounds and had it bad on my legs, as I lost weight I noticed the cellulite getting smaller. It's still there, just not as noticeable. I also like being tan because it hides the cellulite too.0
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In my experience it reduces with exercise, not necessarily weight loss, but exercise and fat loss.
Mine is melting away while I'm doing insanity!0 -
Not just with weight loss but exercise. Strength training helps a ton! I don't think it completely goes away (hasnt for me anyways) but def looks a lot "smoother" with muscle under it rather than fat So I guess the answer is, kind of, depending on your workout routine.0
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Strenght Training and Nutrition .... . I've also always had it on my thighs and butt. It's almost completely gone on my thighs and reduced alot on my rear. Everyone's diff but there is hope lol Good luck to you.0
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I wish mine would!
It seems more obvious to me the smaller I have become! Might just be me more aware of it because all I could see previously was flab flab and more flab?
I bought a really good body brush and some lovely nivea firming creme from amazon and brush my legs twice a day ...seems to help a bit and my skin at least feels better than it did.
Glucosamine supplements (good for joints) is also reported to help improve cellulite...how true that is I have no idea, it has helped my joints though lol time will tell if it improves the dreadful orange peel.0 -
The reason some people get cellulite and others don't is that cellulite is caused by the way the fat cells adhere to the skin on some people. For others it does not adhere to the skin. So when your fat cells get smaller, the bumps get smaller. Both losing weight and toning will help the look of skin prone to cellulite. For many it eventually is not noticable- it also depends on where you carry your fat. If you carry most of your fat in your thighs, then you will continue to have cellulitis unless you get too thin in other areas.0
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Strenght Training and Nutrition .... . I've also always had it on my thighs and butt. It's almost completely gone on my thighs and reduced alot on my rear. Everyone's diff but there is hope lol Good luck to you.
What foods can help reduce it?0 -
I'm hoping mine will become less visible. So far, it hasn't. :sad:0
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Strenght Training and Nutrition .... . I've also always had it on my thighs and butt. It's almost completely gone on my thighs and reduced alot on my rear. Everyone's diff but there is hope lol Good luck to you.
What foods can help reduce it?
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The more crap you shove in your body the more it will look like crap....unless you're truly blessed lol
Not everything you read is true and im not a nutritionist but it seems logical.
http://www.livestrong.com/article/130259-foods-reduce-cellulite/0 -
I have always had cellulite on outside of my thighs. I have lost a lot of weight and still have cellulite. I look great in clothes but... hate a bathing suit. Has anyone done the laser lipo to get rid of cellulite???0
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It gets better with weightlifting/fat loss.
There is no food you can eat, or pill you can take to help with cellulite.
I hear massage helps too.0 -
It gets better with weightlifting/fat loss.
There is no food you can eat, or pill you can take to help with cellulite.
I hear massage helps too.
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Even as a very skinny teenager, I had some.
It's less noticeable now, at 40 and weighing a good 25 pounds more than I did then. I credit strength training.0 -
Another vote for strength training.0
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Even as a very skinny teenager, I had some.
It's less noticeable now, at 40 and weighing a good 25 pounds more than I did then. I credit strength training.
This, I assure you I've been skinny for most of my whole life and had giant flabby hanggy arms (5'7 and 90-120 most of my life)...now I have slightly smaller firm non jiggly arms thanks to a little strength training.0 -
Massages really help. I managed to allmost get rid of it, but it took a long time and lots of money. I wish I had just went to the gym instead, but it's never too late.0
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