Whether you’re male or female, chunky or thin, we all have cellulite underneath our skin.

That series of dimpled “orange peel” skin you see on your thighs or stomach?

Yep, those are cellulite, and they’re here to stay!

What exactly is cellulite?

Cellulite is fat that manages to push through the connective tissue under the skin — and as it squeezes itself up through the skin, it creates an uneven or bumpy surface.

Cellulite first appears during young adulthood, but it is more common in middle-age — especially when you’re going through menopause. 

Usually, it develops in areas of the body that tend to store more fat, such as the upper arms, buttocks, and thighs.

Why are menopausal women more prone to cellulite?

When a woman goes through menopause, their hormonal levels take a dip.

With the drop in progesterone levels in our bodies, the ability to burn calories and improve metabolism drops as well.

Your body will not burn fat as efficiently. Instead, you will pull glucose into your bloodstream, which often means your body starts breaking down your muscle tissue to provide this quick source of energy. 

This weakens the network of fibrous tissue that holds fat down — which can lead to the production of cellulite.

Tips to “reverse” the effects of cellulite

Strive for a healthy weight: The more fat you have under the skin, the higher the chance it will push through the connective tissue and cause skin dimpling.

More strength training exercises: Strength training firms your muscles and may help improve skin tone, which in turn could decrease the appearance of cellulite.

Quit smoke: Smoking damages your skin by disrupting the body’s ability to make collagen. It also decreases healthy circulation. The combination of both of those factors can make you more likely to develop cellulite.

Drink bone broth: Bone broth is rich with collagen, which helps keep your skin tissues strong and supple.

Try dry brushing your skin: Dry brushing involves using a dry loofah or bath brush and brushing the skin in one direction. It improves blood circulation and lymphatic flow. Avoid bruising too vigorously, which can lead to bruising.

PS. Beside these tips, there’s a natural way you can “reverse” the effects of cellulite:

By balancing your hormones naturally! As long as you ease the effects of low-progesterone, you can effectively start reducing cellulite production immediately.

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Provitalize contains a special blend of all-natural herbs, along with thermogenic probiotics that boosts fat burn and aid in weight loss:

Moringa — which has 7 times more vitamin C than Oranges, vitamin C helps boost progesterone levels naturally.

Curry Leaf — high in zinc, which helps in the production of progesterone.

Curcumin — rich in anti-inflammatory compounds which help with hormone production in the liver.

This blend of ingredients has helped over 500,000 women worldwide with:

• Reducing cellulite
• Hormonal balance
• Ease low-progesterone symptoms
• Reducing stubborn fat

… and many more! 

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