5 Natural Cures to Eliminate Cellulite

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With as often as we see articles in magazines and blog posts online discussing the variety of ways you can try to eliminate cellulite, it is obviously a problem (and one that there is no easier answer to). But, we are right there with you, as in looking in the mirror and wondering (1.) what you did to deserve this unsightly issue and (2.) what in the world you can do to fix it. So, we have done some research and found the 5 best ways to cure cellulite naturally. Before you condemn yourself to a lifetime of never wearing shorts and sitting on the sidelines at the beach or pool, give gelatin, coffee scrub, omega-3s or any of our other natural cures a try.

What Is Cellulite?

So, you likely don’t need us to explain to you what cellulite looks like. (Honestly, who hasn’t stood in the mirror making mental notes of all of the dimples and wrinkles they see and vying to do more squats for the rest of their life…?) But, we feel it is important to understand the pathology of a condition to really be able to work on correcting it.

The condition is defined by notable sources as a term for the “lumpy, dimpled flesh” generally located on your thighs, hips, buttocks, and abdomen. The condition is most common for women in adolescence and adulthood. Cellulite is becomes visible as the connective cords that hold the skin and underlying muscle develop a layer of fat between. As the fat accumulates, it pushes up against the skin, causing the uneven appearance and dimpling.

What Are the Best Ways to Get Rid of Cellulite Naturally?

When you are trying to remedying cellulite, the goal is to reformulate the makeup of the skin so that it has a smoother appearance. You can achieve this look most effectively by leaning out the muscles underneath your skin and lowering your overall body fat percentage, but for some individuals even this option is a difficult one to achieve. In addition to adopting an active lifestyle and a balanced diet, you can also add a few daily supplements to enhance your results and diminish the appearance of cellulite. Gelatin, coffee scrubs, and omega-3s are a few of your best options.

1. Gelatin

This unique complex is mainly composed of glycine and proline – two amino acids that are particularly important for skin health. According to research, this food is also a good source of protein and collagen and has the ability to tighten skin. You can add gelatin in a variety of different forms. Just buy some gelatin powder from your health food store or local grocer and add it to water or any flavored liquid and consume daily.

2. Coffee Scrub

Jillian Michaels, an avid health mentor, suggests the efficacy of coffee scrubs for reducing cellulite. The key in this mix is the caffeine, which functions to tighten the skin and improve blood flow. You can use this treatment by simply saving the used coffee grinds from you daily “cup of joe” and using them to scrub your legs with in the shower the next day.

3. Omega-3s

Research also suggest that omega-3 fats are an effective remedy to cellulite. Omega-3s actually stimulate the production of collagen and reduce inflammation throughout your body, which both help reduce the appearance of cellulite. Try taking a daily fish oil supplement to get the best results.

4. Massage

Mayo clinic cites vigorous massage as another treatment for cellulite. This remedy helps increase blood flow, eliminate toxins from your body, and reduce excess fluid throughout your body. You can implement this technique using several different hand-held massaging mechanisms or by scheduling a monthly deep-tissue massage.

5. Gotu Kola

Gotu kola is an herbal remedy suggested by Roberty Rister, an active nutritional supplement formulator. This nutrient contains an active ingredient known as forskolin, which functions to break down the substances that hold fat cells in place. You should take this treatment as a daily supplement.

Keep reading below to find more ways to get rid of stubborn cellulite using natural methods suggested by our readers!

References:
Diseases and Conditions: Cellulite - http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulite/basics/definition/con-20029901
How to Get Rid of Cellulite Quickly and Naturally -
http://www.jillianmichaels.org/how-to-get-rid-of-cellulite-quickly-and-naturally/




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Posted by Pepper (Naperville, Illinois, Usa) on 07/11/2011

To Francisca from Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France - I agree that the words cellulitis and cellulite are very similar and that can be quite confusing. However, any word ending in "itis" means inflammation, I. E. , bronchitis, arthritis, tonsililitis. Cellulitis is a severe inflammation of the cells (derma) brought on by bacteria that needs immediate medical attention. Hope this helps clear up the confusion. I always enjoy your informative posts and book reviews.


Apple Cider Vinegar
Posted by Rita (Ballymena, N. Ireland) on 08/31/2009
1 out of 5 stars

Hello, Well I have been taking organic apple cider vinger for about 3 to 4 weeks, Some one drove into the back of me in my car and my blood pressure kept going up when they tired to take it (White Coat symdrome) any way when up to the Royal Hospital and was weighed there, when I went back two weeks later they weighed me again and I had put on two pounds in weight.

I just want to know if any one else has put on weight using apple cider vinger (organic) and honey. It says no fat but it still has plenty of sugar. Can any one advise me, I want to lower my cholestrol and take my blood pressure down a bit and lose weight but after taking this remedy nothing has happened. I did like the drink maybe the cider vinger on it own might help. You have all these great cures but none are working.

Replied by Gaia66
(El Dorado Hills, California)
10/07/2010

Try the vinegar without the honey. It doesn't matter if the honey is organic or raw, it still has sugar and will make you gain weight.

Replied by K.
(Knoxville, Tn)
03/15/2017

Hello,

I'm sorry about your traumatic experience! That sounds horrible!

ACV will help with weight loss, but not if you're eating sugary, processed foods. I don't know what you're eating, but try to watch processed foods and white foods (white bread, pasta, sugar). Also, I know a lot of people recommend taking ACV with honey, but I find that honey stalls weight loss. Just try to get used to drinking ACV in water with no sweeteners.

Stick with it, don't overeat on anything but fresh vegetables, and watch processed food.


Apple Cider Vinegar
Posted by Page (Los Angeles, CA) on 05/31/2008
5 out of 5 stars

In 1972 my father was in his late 40's. Being from Wisconsin his diet included quite a bit of fatty food. Most of his weight was in his belly. Not uncommon in Wisconsin. At that time, I don't know where he found it, but he came home one day and announced that he was going to cut out 25% of the fat in his diet and drink 8 oz of luke warm water every night with 1 Tbsp of Cider Vinegar and 1 Tbsp of Honey. I was still very young, and had a problem with bed wetting. He gave me his mixture one night before bed and told me that I would never wet the bed again, I didn't.

I now suggest organic for both and Raw Honey. In a matter of two months, all of his belly weight had disappeared.

To add to that what I have learned over the years...

I am not Jewish, but NOT mixing milk products with meat is also very helpful since it it easier to digest out food.
What Western medical doctors won't tell us also is that when we combine our protein and carbs they turn into fat in our bodies immediately. We do need carbs, but complex carbs rather than all of the processed white flour and white sugar. Processed food is poison more than anything. We really can't trust the FDA. They allow chemicals to be put in our food. I believe that so many health problems are caused by chemicals that our bodies just don't agree with. Western doctors will just keep treating the symptoms.

Try Oatmeal and sprouted grain breads and pastas, you'll be surprised at how quickly you get use to them.
Lean protein and vegetables together.
Don't get on the scale every day, you'll just frustrate yourselves.
When I got pregnant with my son I weighed 125 pounds. I ate like a foodball player during my pregnancy. I gained over 100 pounds! He was a big beautiful 10 lb baby, lol. After nursing for a year and continuing to eat well I lost it all.
Look at the size of your bone structure and don't pressure yourself. Not all of us are meant to be skinny, just healthy and in proportion. Consider your genetic background.

I believe that Cider Vinegar is an amazing remedy for just naturally cleansing out our bodies, not just breaking down fat. Bath in it too. Try a full cup in a bath and massage cellulite. You will need to increase your water intake. I weigh 140 pounds now and I drink almost a gallon of water a day.

I just started Oil Pulling for my overall health and dental since I don't have a fortune to spend on my teeth. Bless all of you and your health. You can do it!

Replied by Yvonne
(Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica)
07/09/2011
1 out of 5 stars

I have been using apple cider viniger for 3 months on my cellulites and there is little or no changes. Help anyone or advise?

Tea
(New Zealand)
06/27/2018

Are you drinking it? 3-4 times a day in water 2 tbsp.

Replied by Francisca
(Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France)
07/10/2011

I am sorry but I still find cellulitis and cellulite very confusing! Do you have the goose bumps on your legs women suffer from nowadays or the more complicated illness which is not related in the least? I mixed up both names a while ago and now I have found the explanation for that. Well, two explanations, not only both names are very similar but on the top of that, in Dutch, cellulite is often referred to as cellulitis. As I speak Dutch when I lived there I always heard people talking about cellulitis and read quite a bit about it as I happen to have quite a bit on my legs. Now I don't live there anymore I had completely forgotten about the word till I read it on this site and immediately connected it to the under skin problem, not to something more complicated.

My question is, is it wise to have two conditions with such similar names? And on the top of everything else have an illness with a name which is exactly the same as a skin problem in another language. This will lead to a lot of confusion! Therefore I couldn't understand why a lady here was so worried about her cellulitis..... well, she didn't mean an unsightly problem but a severe illness but how is one to know? Weird to say the least.....

Replied by Linda A
(Los Angeles, Ca)
07/10/2011

Cellulite is when your thighs look dimpley caused by fat under the skin. Cellulitis is a deep skin infection.

Replied by Debbie
(Melbourne, Australia)
07/11/2011

Anything with the word itis at the end usually mean "inflammation". Vitamin C in mega doses usually will clear up an infection.

Replied by Francisca
(Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France)
07/11/2011

Sorry but I think that you missed my point, Linda. I was not talking about the difference between both problems, at least that wasn't my main goal, my question was whether it was wise to have two very different problems with almost similar names which will provoke a lot of confusion! To make things worse at least in Dutch Cellulite is called Cellulitis and that can't be changed as I believe that Cellulite /Cellulitis was here long before Cellulitis as an illness appeared (at least I had never heard of it till recently). I just don't manage to believe how the two problems got to have such similar names, after all there are so many names to chose from when you name an illness.... As someone else said here recently she two got confused the first time she heard the word Cellulitis!

Replied by Gloria
(Brentwood, Ny)
12/11/2011

In Spanish, the word for describing the dimples in your tighs is celulitis too. It's a consequence of eating simply carbs like bread, pasta, rice and potatos. As soon as you avoid those, like 72 hours laters you start to see a great improvement in that condition. I have learned that eliminating those from my diet, I immediatly start losing weight, improving my mental clarity, stop and release water retention, etc. I really believe our organisms are not meant to digest grains. They all come with a hard shell that we have to get rid of (bran) or soaked them in water before cooking them, like beans and chick peas. It's nature trying to tell us something here? In the wild no animal eat them, they eat other species or plants. Those are my conclusions.

Replied by Jay
(Forestville, Ca)
06/21/2013

Hi - I'm late to this discussion but goose bumps on skin might be keratosis pilaris. This is to the person from Alsace, France. Maybe this is why you have no results.


Apple Cider Vinegar
Posted by Lisa (Newton, MA) on 08/09/2007
5 out of 5 stars

I have been using ACV for just under 2 weeks and I cannot believe, my cellulite thighs are toning up! I am 60 lbs over weight and cellulite has been an issue forever despite exercise and nutrition. Since I started the ACV, I notice the dimples in my thighs are disappearing! I cannot believe it but it is true!

Replied by Maeryn
(Calgary, Ab, Canada)
09/15/2011

I am allergic to apple juice. Have been since I was a baby, so there is no getting around it. Doesn't matter if it is organic or not, I still get a rash at the base of my neck. (the allergy is very bizzare because I can eat apples without a problem and juice them at home) I used diluted ACV on my face. It really helps to close the pores on my nose, but it seemed to make my forehead more inflammed. I have combo skin. Dry cheeks and oily t-zone.
For cellulite, would I ingest the acv, or rub it on alternately with coconut oil?

Pascale
(France, Limousin)
11/05/2021

This is not an allergy. ACV is cleaning your system, hence what you call rash or allergy.

We have to shift our paradigm. Disease is not what we used to think it is.

Cheers!


Baking Soda

Posted by Dorthy (United States) on 08/15/2014

Baking soda if scrubbed on the skin helps to remove any toxins and dead skin.


Coconut Oil

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Posted by Kat (Florida, US) on 11/08/2014

Mix olive oil with vitamin E , Vitamin A, coconut oil and aloe vera gel. Mix in blender. This prevents stretch marks as well as wrinkles and does not break out the skin. Keep it on your face and skin as often as possible. It does not leave oily residue and it feels wonderful. It works well.


Coconut Oil
Posted by Jk (Lorimor, Ia, Usa) on 05/14/2010

My cellulite is getting worse with age! I need advise on how and how much evco to use to get rid of it. Do you rub it on or take it internally or both? is evco better the just plain organic coconut oil?

Replied by Chelsie
(Oakdale, Mn)
10/07/2010

For cellulite, do you rub it where you have cellulite or do you take it?


Coconut Oil
Posted by Mary (Newport News, VA) on 04/08/2008
5 out of 5 stars

Wow! Where do I start. I have been obsessed with your website for a couple of months now. It started when I was looking for an alternative to visiting a Dr. yet again for recurring UTI's and yeast infections. Well, that was easy. I started using Borax, Sea Salt, and I started oil pulling. These of course gave me more benefits than just no UTI's, or yeast infections. This has been an expensive venture. I am constantly browsing natural food stores, and have used several other remedies. My sinuses are amazingly better, and I think one of my favorite discoveries here is VCO. I am a youthful looking 49 year old. But I have always had very oily skin and have fought acne my entire life. I started washing with Baking Soda, using a ACV toner and following with VCO. No more acne. NONE! I bathe in Borax and Epsom Salt and use VCO as a moisturizer. My cellulite is going away. And, the rest of my skin seems to be doing an age reversal. I have a lot of sun damage for years in the sun in my youth in California. And the main reason I am praising this site; after having such amazing results from all I have listed so far. I was given the courage to stop taking my antidepressants. I have clinical depression. One of those things that runs in the family. I was convinced that I would be on antidepressants for the rest of my life. There was no way I was going to risk feeling like I remember feeling. I started lowering my dosages (I was taking Wellbutrin and Zoloft without any noticable side effects). I purchased some Rhdiola, and just waited to see what would happen when I stopped completely. Keeping the Rhodiola handy for when/if I needed it. Last night I was really edgy. I was very crabby with my kids (I got a late start here and have three at home, ages 15, 13 & 8) until one of them asked me about my medications, and I realized where I was. Later I found myself on the verge of tears for no good reason. I took my first Rhodiola this morning, and within a few hours knew I was feeling better. I took another one before lunch, and I cannot believe how good I feel. IT WORKS! I never would have believed anyone would get me off my medications. THANKS TO ALL OF YOU! And I'm sure my kids thank you. Now I will be looking for the 5htp

Replied by Shasha
(Marlboro, Ma, Usa)
07/10/2012

How much borax and Epsom salt? Pour directly in bath water?? How has it been for you? Thanks for the help!

Replied by Angel
(Westminster, Co)
06/25/2016

Thank you so much, for the lady with the extensive post on washing with baking soda, using organic apple cider vinegar, for toner, and coconut oil for moisture. Also her other tips with borax, etc. The most helpful tips ever, and I am 55, and have studied holistic health for 25 years. I have made a friend in the Philipines, snd she can find these too. God Bless you, Earth Clinic posters, Never stop this site!!!! Forever grateful! :-)

Replied by Bilja
(Toronto, Canada)
09/09/2018

Hi Sasha, I started using borax for hair wash and in bathtub too, few months ago. As for bathtub, I read online that ppl use 1/2 cup on average, some upto a cap of borax, with 1cup of epsom salts. I also add vitamin c 1gr powder as well, for water filter effect.

I started soaking my hair first at the end of the bath, before washing hair with baby shampoo. later on, I stopped using baby shampoo, but just mixed some baking soda and borax handful and rub into my scalp. then it happened to run out of baking soda, so just used borax alone, rubbed and let it sit for 5 min then rinse. I feel this procedure suits me, will see overtime if effective as detox. however, my skin moles are flaring up a bit if I stay longer with borax. not sure yet if good or bad sign, but it reminds me of times when I tried to get rid of them, area irritated due to applying some Apple Cider Vinegar or similar.


Coconut Oil
Posted by Veronika ( Frankfurt, Germany) on 04/07/2008
4 out of 5 stars

Better But With Side Effects

I just want to quickly join this wonderful post and thank you all from the bottom of my heart for sharing your experiences. Recently, I started to use coconut oil internally and also as a moisturizer due to my dry skin and slight cellulite on my thighs. The cellulite disappeared within 2-3 weeks. What a joy! However, I got very ill. From your experiences I know now that the coconut was detoxifying my digestive system. I was miserable for two weeks, not knowing what was happening to me. I realize now how much I needed it. I salute to the coconut oil.


Coconut Oil
Posted by Renee (Los Angeles, CA) on 03/29/2007
5 out of 5 stars

I've been taking the evco for about 1 month now. I took it because I heard I might lose weight. When I first started the oil, I had diary for about 2 days. But, that stopped. As of now, the following conditions have cleared. The most important first:

1) No more bleeding hemmoroids. I was bleeding 2 or 3 times a week. I was going to go to the dr. but I started the oil and 1 week later, no more blood.
2) No more athletes foot. No more body odor or foot odor, or bad breath.
3) No more yeast infections.
4) Not one pimple on my face. I would get at least 1 pimples per week. I have now soft shiny skin and hair, my wrinkles have gone.
5) No more PMS symptoms: puffiness, mood swings, headaches.
6) And yes. I got into my size 6's which I haven't been able to in 5 years! My stomach is gone! No more cellulite. And I still kept all my muscle. Only the fat is gone. I started at 160 lbs and now, about 150. What more can I say?

Replied by Nidhi
(Calgary, Alberta)
07/14/2009

what is evco and how much you used to ingest and how often, was it on empty stomach, or it does no matter. thanks

EC: EVCO = extra virgin coconu oil.

Replied by Sophe
(West Hollywood, Los Angeles)
03/27/2010
5 out of 5 stars

Organic coconut oil and dry brushing which is very popular in Europe for circulation and for eliminating cellulite. I have a nice brush with a handle on it that I purchased from the spa. My massuese mentioned to me you always brush in the direction of the lymphatic system so that it can circulate it out of the system quickly also increase you water intake before beginning the dry brush massage this help the system elminate toxin. For problem areas I used to spend at least ten minutes total and followed by a hot shower and I step out of the hot shower and while my pores are still open I put coconut oil all over my body and have noticed a dramatic decrease very close to eliminating all the cellulite. So it does work.

Replied by Veronica
(California)
07/29/2013

Hello, I would like to know where I can purchase the coconut oil? and what exactly did you use pills or the actual oil?

EC: Coconut Oil is sold in health food stores and online (check Amazon). In fact, most grocery stores in the USA are now selling organic coconut oil as well!

Replied by Robin
(OH)
03/09/2021
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Do you have a dry brush you recommend?


Coconut Oil
Posted by J (USA) on 12/05/2006
5 out of 5 stars

I saw a reduction (though not a total elimination) of the cellulite I've had on the back of my legs since I was 18 (I'm 28 now). I ate a very poor diet high in refined flours and no amount of high-intensity cardio and rigorous dieting would reduce the rolls on the backs of my legs. I saw results in about a month. I also used it on the tiny red bumps on my arms and saw results in a week. I just this week started using it as a moisturizer on my face -- I have painful cysts around my chin. I had been using Proactiv, which worked for about a year, but the cysts came back. Also, I was concerned about what I was hearing about benzoyl peroxide damaging the skin. So I've been applying a thin coat of Extra Virgin Coconut Oil to my skin morning and night. So far, the results have been... bad. I've had about a dozen tiny pimples and several old spots that I thought had healed flared back up. I'm not sure if my skin is healing itself and getting all sorts of junk out, or if I'm just clogging up my pores. I'm going to try to stick it out for another week or so and will update if it improves. I'm wondering which is worse... a few painful cysts around my chin or numerous tiny pimples all over my forehead and chin? Hmmm.

Replied by Alicia
(Toronto, Ontario)
05/28/2012

Coconut oil will clog your pores. Its not great for the face. Try hazelnut, jojoba or sunflower oil. And you can mix in a little tea tree or lavendar essential oils for the bacteria.

Replied by Theresa
(Tacoma)
05/14/2018

Alicia, you are right on with comment about Tea Tree. It sounds like she may have Rosacea, and Tea Tree will take care of that (give it a few months)


Coconut, Grapefruit and Castor Oils

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Posted by Sarah (Ottawa, Ontario) on 07/23/2015
5 out of 5 stars

Coconut Oil, Castor Oil and Grapefruit essential oil mix for Cellulite.

I read about this on another web site and tried, today is the 5th day and I'm happy to report that very bad cellulite on my upper legs reduced significantly.

Here's what I do, mix about 1 tbs each of Coconut Oil and Castor Oil and 5 drops of Grapefruit essential oil in a glass jar.

Take a teaspoon of the mix in my hand and rub my hands together to melt coconut and create heat since castor oil works best with heat. Then massage wherever is needed, fast to create heat.

I did this morning and at night, twice a day.


Coffee Grounds

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Posted by Iil0veeeyou (Webster, Mass.) on 06/23/2010
3 out of 5 stars

Worked Temporarily

Coffee is the ultimate weapon against cellulite!

I am 18 years old and due to a small weight gain i noticed i was getting cellulite on my legs. Ive always had some but its gotten alot more visible. I hated wearing shorts and skirts that showed my legs. So one day i read about using used coffee grounds on your cellulite trouble spots. I decided to give it a try i had nothing to lose except cellulite. So i took the used coffee grounds from my coffee maker mixed it with lotion to give it a consistency that will make the coffee cling to my legs. You can also use oils such as coconut oil or olive oil. Whatever floats your boat. (: I applied it, left it on for about 10 mins and then massaged my legs (with the coffee still on them), rinsed it off, looked in the mirror and instantly the skin on my legs looked "firmer" and there was alot less cellulite "indents" hah. It absolutely works. However remember, the appearance of cellulite can be reduced for a certain time period. It does come back eventually. I suggest do the coffee treatment 2 or 3 times a week. Do not overdo it especially if you have sensitive skin because you will break out in little red spots, nothing too serious however. Goes away with a little application of ACV or on its own in a few days. Combine with exercise and overall reduction of body fat (if necessary) and you will have the smooth even looking legs every female wants.


Collagen, Gotu Kola

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Posted by Nicole (Melbourne) on 10/02/2015
5 out of 5 stars

Hi there, I had very bad cellulite on my stomach legs, thighs, buttocks and arms, this made me very depressed.

I take 2 large tbs of powder collagen supplements, I should take another 2 tbs at night but I get lazy.

I also take 2 capsules of 475mg of Gotu Kola in the morning.

And I use a sulux wash cloth in the shower which is supposed to help with cellulite.

My cellulite is 90% gone, I feel much better about it and can wear shorts again, the cellulite on my arms and stomach are gone. I'm also going to try and eat healthier and exercise maybe that will completely get rid of it from my legs.

Good luck everyone.

Replied by Andrea
(Brisbane, Australia)
10/06/2015

Hi

I am interested in your cure for cellulite and wondered where to buy the collagen powder. I haven't heard of this substance.

Many thanks, Andrea

Replied by Nicole
(Melbourne)
10/12/2015

I get my collagen from iherb.com, That's also where I get my gotu kola from as well. My cellulite on my arms and stomach is only visible when I pinch my skin so I guess it's still there, it's just not as visible but it's still visible around my upper thighs and butt but I'm much less depressed about it and am going to try a healthier lifestyle to help hopefully get rid of it completely. Good luck.

Nicole
(Melbourne)
03/17/2016

I now oil pull with 1 large tbsp every morning on an empty stomach and that works really well for cellulite, I stopped with the gotu kola and continues to take collagen :) if my cellulite doesn't go away completely I will try to oil pull 3 times a day :)

Replied by Nicole
(Melbourne)
07/25/2017

I have now found the best treatment for cellulite is magnesium citrate, I take a lot because it helps me with constipation, I take 3 capsules 3 times a day and it has severely reduced my cellulite, I might try and take 4 capsules 3 times a day and let you know how I go.

Replied by Lakeisha
(Birmingham, Alabama)
10/12/2021

What kind do you use and where to get it from, please.


Fascia Blasting

Posted by Uncertain (LA.) on 12/18/2021

The tools are handheld devices with “claws” you rub vigorously on your body. It supposedly loosens your muscle and fat cells from your Fascia. It is being touted as a painkiller, a way to get rid of cellulite and give your body tone. It is even recommended on a website about growing hair. It supposedly improves circulation and enhances your lymphatic system. Anybody tried this? Could there be other ways to relax your fascia? Just a little concerned about the repeated applications of the tools.



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