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April 21st, 2006 by admin | Filed under Uncategorized.Cellulite is every woman’s nightmare. It’s stubborn and difficult to remove and it appears in the most visible places – your arms, legs, thighs, hips and stomach.
Until recently, there was little one could do about cellulite except hide in the dark. Now there’s a plethora of products in the market that are limited only by your imagination. Many claim to magically erase cellulite without the benefit of diet and exercise. Most promise dramatic results in a matter of days, weeks or months. Majority are pricey concoctions in attractive packages with all the glitter and glamour of a big Hollywood production. But are they effective and safe? And do they work?
Knowing that the path to a cellulite-free body is littered with lies and misinformation, I approached Celrase with the same degree of skepticism. Having tried several products myself, I desperately wanted to lump Celrase with the other contents of my personal recycle bin. To my surprise, Celrase was different. For the first time, I actually found a product that worked. On close examination of the product, I understood why.
The science behind Celrase is best explained by two words: Adiposlim and Adipoless. They are the backbone of this groundbreaking formula. What exactly do these words mean?
Adiposlim (sorbitan laurate and lauryl praline) and Adipoless (quinoa extract) are substances that act on the adipocytes or fat cells to reduce cellulite and prevent it from coming back. Adipocytes are one of the largest cells of the body that store fat which the body later uses as energy. Adiposlim restricts and eliminates the storage of fat in the adipocytes by inhibiting free fatty acid production and stimulating lipolysis that converts these fatty acids into energy.
On the other hand, Adipoless prevents future cellulite formation by blocking adipogenesis or lipogenesis (the formation of fat or the conversion of carbohydrates and proteins into fat). Adipoless works by forcing adipocytes to stay in their dormant, non-fat storing form.
Adipoless is made from quinoa, a nutritious crop and the staple food of the ancient Incans. Quinoa is called “the mother of cereals” because of its high nutritional value and protein content that is almost similar to milk. Compared to other cereals, quinoa seeds are rich in amino acids that are important in infant nutrition. It is also a good source of thiamine, folic acid, and vitamin C. Because of its slow-releasing carbohydrates and high amount of protein, quinoa is an excellent choice for dieters since it is filling but not as fattening as rice and helps maintain blood sugar levels.
The makers of Celrase certainly know what works and they’ve incorporated the best ingredients in their product. This is the science behind Celrase and the reason why it should be an important part of your weight-reduction plan. Combined with a sensible diet and a good exercise program, Celrase will help to erase cellulite formation.
Darlene Manchester is a health writer and published author. Many of her articles can be found at: homeopathyhome.com homeopathyhome.com
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