Cellulite is a condition where fat deposits under the skin give it a dimpled and lumpy appearance, most noticeable on the buttocks and thighs. It is present in almost all people regardless of weight, though more fat is deposited in overweight individuals, making cellulite more visible. Hormonal changes after puberty and certain genes can contribute to cellulite development, as can a diet high in fat and carbs and low in fiber, and a lack of regular exercise.

1. What iscellulite?
Cellulite oradipose edematosaorstatusprogresscutis,whichevername itiscalledas we all knowisa
conditioninwhichthe skinwill be havingareaswithunderlyingfatdepositswhichgive itadimpledlook
and a lumpyappearance.The celluliteispresenteverywhere inthe bodybutitis mostlynoticeable on
the buttocksand thighs.Makingyoulookfat. Butthisis not the maincause of fatness,almostall people
eitherthinorfat have cellulitedepositedunderthe skin,butthe onlythingisthe amountof fat
depositedvaries.Fatpeoplehave more fatdepositsandhence theycansee the cellulitemore clearly.
There are manyreasonsdue to whichcellulite getsdepositedinourbody,mostof thisoccurs after
puberty.Afterpubertyhormoneschanges takesplace, Healthespeciallyinwomenhormonalchanges
occurs everymonthandthere are large fluctuation.Hormonesplayanimportantrole incellulite
development.Hormoneslike estrogen,thyroidhormones,andprolactin,insulin,noradrenaline,are
responsible forthe celluliteproductionprocess.
There are manyotherfactors toowhichcan helpyourcellulite grow anddevelop.Suchascertaingenes
are requiredforcellulitedevelopment. Thencomesthe diet.Itisbelievedthatpeoplewhoeattoo
much fat,carbohydrates,toolittle fiberare the oneswhohave greaterchancesto developcellulite.
Cellulite alsodevelopsinthose whodonotexercise regularly.Visithttps://topcellulitetreatment.org/
and learnmore aboutcelluliteanditspossible treatment.