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Cellulite is the lumpy substance resembling cottage cheese that is commonly found on the thighs, stomach, and butt. Cellulite is actually a fancy name for collections of fat that push against
the connective tissue beneath a person's skin, which causes the surface of the skin to dimple or pucker and look lumpy.
You can check to see if you have cellulite by pinching the skin around your upper thigh. If it looks a bit lumpy, you probably have it. And if you do have cellulite, you're definitely not alone: Most
girls and women - and some men - have cellulite.
Several factors influence whether a person has cellulite and how much they have. Your genes, your gender, the amount of fat on your body, your age, and the thickness of your skin are all
associated with the amount of cellulite you have or how visible it is.
Whatever the cause of cellulite, it's important to know that there aren't any miracle products, treatments, or medicines that can make it go away. For example, some fancy salon treatments that
promise to get rid of cellulite simply cause your skin to puff up through deep massaging, temporarily reducing the appearance of cellulite.
Treatments like liposuction (surgery to remove fat) and mesotherapy (injection of drugs into cellulite) are either expensive or may produce only temporary improvement. Many doctors even
warn that liposuction is not an effective treatment for cellulite because liposuction is designed to remove deep fat instead of cellulite, which is close to the skin.
If you have cellulite, chances are you won't like it. It's important to remember, though, that almost everyone wishes that something about their body was a bit different. This is particularly true
for teens whose bodies are going through all sorts of changes caused by puberty.
If you decide that you want to try to reduce the amount of cellulite you have, the best thing to do is to decrease excess body fat and use lotions or oils to prevent further dimpling of the skin. If
you and your doctor think that you are overweight, eat fewer calories and exercise more. Experts agree that an exercise routine that combines aerobic exercise with strength training combined
with the use of cellulite creams or oils is the best weapon against cellulite.
Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD
the connective tissue beneath a person's skin, which causes the surface of the skin to dimple or pucker and look lumpy.
You can check to see if you have cellulite by pinching the skin around your upper thigh. If it looks a bit lumpy, you probably have it. And if you do have cellulite, you're definitely not alone: Most
girls and women - and some men - have cellulite.
Several factors influence whether a person has cellulite and how much they have. Your genes, your gender, the amount of fat on your body, your age, and the thickness of your skin are all
associated with the amount of cellulite you have or how visible it is.
Whatever the cause of cellulite, it's important to know that there aren't any miracle products, treatments, or medicines that can make it go away. For example, some fancy salon treatments that
promise to get rid of cellulite simply cause your skin to puff up through deep massaging, temporarily reducing the appearance of cellulite.
Treatments like liposuction (surgery to remove fat) and mesotherapy (injection of drugs into cellulite) are either expensive or may produce only temporary improvement. Many doctors even
warn that liposuction is not an effective treatment for cellulite because liposuction is designed to remove deep fat instead of cellulite, which is close to the skin.
If you have cellulite, chances are you won't like it. It's important to remember, though, that almost everyone wishes that something about their body was a bit different. This is particularly true
for teens whose bodies are going through all sorts of changes caused by puberty.
If you decide that you want to try to reduce the amount of cellulite you have, the best thing to do is to decrease excess body fat and use lotions or oils to prevent further dimpling of the skin. If
you and your doctor think that you are overweight, eat fewer calories and exercise more. Experts agree that an exercise routine that combines aerobic exercise with strength training combined
with the use of cellulite creams or oils is the best weapon against cellulite.
Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD
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OF HOLLYWOODS
CELLULITE AND SAGGY
ASSES..........
OF HOLLYWOODS
CELLULITE AND SAGGY
ASSES..........
Prothinspo has Discovered The Secret to Beautiful Bodies that the Rio de Janeiro beach crowd would rather you didn't know about ....
Think of Rio and you think of long sandy beaches draped with beautiful Brazilians ... healthy, with beautiful skin and without an inch of fat or
cellulite!
Now the secret is out .... and it's nothing to do with their genes, diet or lifestyle.
Pharmacies, health stores, beach-front snack bars, all along Rio de Janeiro's beach fronts are selling to those in the know a local powdered herb
that has proven to be a very successful appetite suppressant which is as a side benefit is also believed to help fight cellulite!
In fact, this herb has become so popular as a weight loss aid in Brazil that it is available as tea bags, fluid extracts and tinctures.
The name of this magical herb? Well the Brazilian call it Chá de Bugre.
Chá de Bugre is an unasuming small tree which grows 26-40 feet in height with a trunk diameter of 12-16 inches. Indigenous to Brazil, it is found
mostly in the states of Goias, Acre, Minas Gerais, and Bahia, and is commonly called café do mato (coffee of the woods) because it produces a
red fruit similar to a coffee bean which can be roasted and made in to a coffee substitute.
Dr. C.L. Cruz in his book, Dictionary of the Plants Used in Brazil, recommends chá de bugre as an excellent diuretic and weight loss aid as well as
a good general heart tonic which can help stimulate circulation. It is also used in Brazil and Haiti as a tea to help relieve coughs, regulate renal
function, reduce uric acid and externally to heal wounds.Cha de Bugre
(Cordia salicifolia)
Cha de Bugre Herbal Properties and Actions
Main Actions AND THERE ARE MORE BENEFITS BUT HERE ARE A FEW....
Decreases Appetite, without leaving you hungry or having any hunger pain..
Kills Viruses and it kills the viruses that make you gain weight.... LEAVING YOU SKINNY!!
Leaves body smooth and lean, it is obvious that in Brazil they are using this... look at those bikini bodies.
Reduces Cellulite, yeah!! Something that actually works from inside to reduce those lumps and bumps.
Reduces Fever, yes!
500mg 3 Times Daily can put your body in the best shape it has ever been in.
Increases Urination, this gets out all that extra water that is making you look bloated and well... Fatter.
Supports Heart, this is a benefit that most supplements don't do... This one is good for the HEART!
Stimulates weight loss and fat breakdown.... NEED WE SAY MORE?
Despite the massive popularity of Chá de Bugre in Brazil, little has been done to analyze the plant phytochemicals.
Cha de Bugre is known to contain caffeine, potassium, allantoin and allantoic acid. The red fruits or berries of chá de bugre (resembling a coffee
bean) contain caffeine. The allantoin and allantoic acid may explain the traditional use of the plant for wound healing. The main plant chemicals
include allantoin, allantoic acid, caffeine, potassium.
In 1990 however, a Japanese University discovered some new uses for chá de bugre. They showed that Cha de Bugre leaf extract reduced
herpes virus penetration by 99% when they pre-treated cells with the extract.
In 1994, they showed that the Herpes virus yield was reduced by 33% with as little as 0.25 mcg/ml and also discovered that it had toxic activity
against cancer cells (demonstrating a 40% inhibition) utilizing an extract of the branches and leaves.
Then in 1997, research with rabbits and guinea pigs validated the traditional use of the plant as a heart tonic when they reported cardiotonic and
increased cardiovascular actions using a leaf extract.
CURRENT PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF CHA DE BUGRE
Cha de Bugre is a great appetite suppressant, but rather than stopping appetite completely (then causing intense hunger when it wears off at the
wrong time) it gives one a sense of being full and satiated after eating only a few bites of food.
This seems to promote much smaller meals, more often, which is what many practitioners believe is better for sustained weight loss and
keeping the metabolism going throughout the day.
It works best if taken 30 minutes to one hour prior to a meal.
Chá de bugre is not widely available in the U.S. market today, but give it some time . . . these types of natural weight loss aids are just as popular
(and profitable) here as they are in South America - especially BECAUSE they work. SO NOW YOU CAN GET YOURS HERE AT PROTHINSPO FOR THE
LOWEST PRICE!!
Think of Rio and you think of long sandy beaches draped with beautiful Brazilians ... healthy, with beautiful skin and without an inch of fat or
cellulite!
Now the secret is out .... and it's nothing to do with their genes, diet or lifestyle.
Pharmacies, health stores, beach-front snack bars, all along Rio de Janeiro's beach fronts are selling to those in the know a local powdered herb
that has proven to be a very successful appetite suppressant which is as a side benefit is also believed to help fight cellulite!
In fact, this herb has become so popular as a weight loss aid in Brazil that it is available as tea bags, fluid extracts and tinctures.
The name of this magical herb? Well the Brazilian call it Chá de Bugre.
Chá de Bugre is an unasuming small tree which grows 26-40 feet in height with a trunk diameter of 12-16 inches. Indigenous to Brazil, it is found
mostly in the states of Goias, Acre, Minas Gerais, and Bahia, and is commonly called café do mato (coffee of the woods) because it produces a
red fruit similar to a coffee bean which can be roasted and made in to a coffee substitute.
Dr. C.L. Cruz in his book, Dictionary of the Plants Used in Brazil, recommends chá de bugre as an excellent diuretic and weight loss aid as well as
a good general heart tonic which can help stimulate circulation. It is also used in Brazil and Haiti as a tea to help relieve coughs, regulate renal
function, reduce uric acid and externally to heal wounds.Cha de Bugre
(Cordia salicifolia)
Cha de Bugre Herbal Properties and Actions
Main Actions AND THERE ARE MORE BENEFITS BUT HERE ARE A FEW....
Decreases Appetite, without leaving you hungry or having any hunger pain..
Kills Viruses and it kills the viruses that make you gain weight.... LEAVING YOU SKINNY!!
Leaves body smooth and lean, it is obvious that in Brazil they are using this... look at those bikini bodies.
Reduces Cellulite, yeah!! Something that actually works from inside to reduce those lumps and bumps.
Reduces Fever, yes!
500mg 3 Times Daily can put your body in the best shape it has ever been in.
Increases Urination, this gets out all that extra water that is making you look bloated and well... Fatter.
Supports Heart, this is a benefit that most supplements don't do... This one is good for the HEART!
Stimulates weight loss and fat breakdown.... NEED WE SAY MORE?
Despite the massive popularity of Chá de Bugre in Brazil, little has been done to analyze the plant phytochemicals.
Cha de Bugre is known to contain caffeine, potassium, allantoin and allantoic acid. The red fruits or berries of chá de bugre (resembling a coffee
bean) contain caffeine. The allantoin and allantoic acid may explain the traditional use of the plant for wound healing. The main plant chemicals
include allantoin, allantoic acid, caffeine, potassium.
In 1990 however, a Japanese University discovered some new uses for chá de bugre. They showed that Cha de Bugre leaf extract reduced
herpes virus penetration by 99% when they pre-treated cells with the extract.
In 1994, they showed that the Herpes virus yield was reduced by 33% with as little as 0.25 mcg/ml and also discovered that it had toxic activity
against cancer cells (demonstrating a 40% inhibition) utilizing an extract of the branches and leaves.
Then in 1997, research with rabbits and guinea pigs validated the traditional use of the plant as a heart tonic when they reported cardiotonic and
increased cardiovascular actions using a leaf extract.
CURRENT PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF CHA DE BUGRE
Cha de Bugre is a great appetite suppressant, but rather than stopping appetite completely (then causing intense hunger when it wears off at the
wrong time) it gives one a sense of being full and satiated after eating only a few bites of food.
This seems to promote much smaller meals, more often, which is what many practitioners believe is better for sustained weight loss and
keeping the metabolism going throughout the day.
It works best if taken 30 minutes to one hour prior to a meal.
Chá de bugre is not widely available in the U.S. market today, but give it some time . . . these types of natural weight loss aids are just as popular
(and profitable) here as they are in South America - especially BECAUSE they work. SO NOW YOU CAN GET YOURS HERE AT PROTHINSPO FOR THE
LOWEST PRICE!!
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