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A vegan diet can be a possible way of curing cellulite. As cellulite is in fact fat, being a vegan can greatly reduce fat intake and prevent cellulite from forming, or cure it totally.

A vegan can be distinguished from a vegetarian in that vegetarians usually take in dairy products such as cheese and milk, and they also consume eggs. Vegans on the other hand abhor anything that comes from animals, whether it is meat, or milk, or eggs or just about anything whose main source is animals. They see it as being unkind to animals, and an abuse of animal rights.

Taking on a vegan diet is challenging, especially if you are used to having a variety of foods that are sourced from animals. A staple of meat and fish is no longer possible if you are a vegan. Your only possible source of protein would be beans and soya, and similar foods. Japanese tofu is a good alternative if you would like to have some access to protein foods and want to be vegan.

Often, another problem faced by vegans is that food that they allowed to eat is just more difficult to find, if you want to eat a variety of vegan foods. Of course you could keep repeating the same food over and over, but that would definitely be unhealthy too. Eating out at restaurants will also become more of a problem as the food choices for vegans are limited, as they emphasize that the foods must also be organic and naturally grown.

Another issue is the time factor. Many of us do not have enough time to prepare food, which is the reason why all those fast food chains have been so popular – one word, “convenience.” The problem with being a vegan is you will not have access to this convenience as you will be busy preparing your own food. This means that you really have to set aside some of your time each day in order to have yourself a home cooked meal daily. It’s much healthier, but if it is practical or not will depend on each given situation.

On the flipside, what are the benefits of being vegan? Aside from preventing cellulite formation, your risk of cardiovascular disease drops, your cholesterol level decreases, and there is less risk of cancer. Trips to the doctor are seldom required, and resort to surgical solutions for whatever causes may be prevented. Medications given to control cholesterol, heart ailments, and other similar maintenance drugs are no longer needed.

There are many benefits as well as disadvantages to a vegan diet, and reduced cellulite is just one of the advantages. Whether or not one decides to be vegan, either they are encouraged by the advantages, or discouraged by the difficult lifestyle change, there is always the choice just to eat healthier. Becoming vegan for others may be too extreme a solution to the cellulite predicament faced by women, but there are some who take it as a positive step to a better overall life and a bid goodbye to any cellulite problems.

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Has anyone used Celluthin to reduce the appearance of cellulite?

I am active and workout, but I have some cellulite on my thighs (like most women.) I used Nivea and it didnt work at all. I heard some great things about Celluthin and purchased it a few days ago. Has anyone used it, and if so, any good results? Thanks!

I used Nivea, and it didn’t work for me either.

I found the following things helped to get rid of my cellulite:

Dry skin body brushing
Basic leg exercises (squats and lunges)
Cellulite massage
Drink plenty of water and herbal teas
Cut out preservatives in food where possible, and alcohol

There’s some details on the Celluthin product at http://ridofcellulite.org/creams.htm with some Amazon reviews as well (which are non-biased), I personally haven’t used the Celluthin product, but if you get it, use it in combination with the above.

See http://www.ridofcellulite.org for more detailed explanation.