Cellulite

This Universal Sound Therapy Protocol has been designed to help your body rid itself of Cellulite.

Description

Are you or someone you love suffering from Cellulite and associated symptoms? At Universal Sound Therapy we deal with all sorts of issues including Cellulite with our sound therapies.

Our Cellulite sound therapy helps by:

• Minimize appearance of dimpled skin on your thighs, hips, or legs
• Has the correct frequencies to help your body retune itself
• Aligns and opens your Chakra system
• Opens and cleans up your meridians
• Helps your body heal itself

Introduction to Cellulite

So you have Cellulite and you hate it!

You have dimpled skin on your:

• Thighs
• Hips
• Buttocks
• Abdomen

You don’t like to wear swimsuits or shorts, even on those hot days of summer. You are really getting frustrated.

If this sounds like your life, you’re not alone. There are millions of people in the world that have Cellulite. Unfortunately this affects mostly women, but some men have it also. Now what did your doctor tell you about what you can do for your Cellulite?

• Massage
• Cellulite Creams
• Weight Loss
• Laser Treatment
• Liposuction

Lotions, potions and creams – unfortunately like most treatments for Cellulite, they don’t work or at best their effects are short lived.

Welcome to Universal Sound Therapy, we deal with Cellulite. For the past five years we have been helping our clients with all sorts of issues and this is one that people bring up quite often. It’s a very frustrating condition and although the cause is known, it seems the cure is still a best guess scenario. Our therapy session on Cellulite has proven to be very successful with our clients because it:

• Relaxes your body and mind
• Helps your body to reduce and/or eliminate the dimpled skin
• Helps reduce the fibrous connective cords that hold the skin to the underlying muscle
• Helps your body feel better again
• Most importantly, helps your body heal itself

With our sound therapy reminding your body where it’s correct frequencies should be and our 90-Day Unconditional Money Back Guarantee, you can’t lose!

Short Description of Cellulite

Cellulite refers to the formation of dimples and lumps in the skin. Common names for cellulite include orange-peel skin, cottage-cheese skin, hail damage and mattress phenomenon. The condition affects both men and women but is more common in women due to the different distributions of fat, muscle and connective tissue.

Symptoms of Cellulite

Dimpled, bumpy skin that is often described as having a cottage cheese or orange peel texture.

About Cellulite

Cellulite is a common but harmless skin condition that results to lumpy, dimpled flesh on the hips, buttocks, thighs and abdomen. It is a condition more prevalent to women. Statistics show that between 80 to 90 percent of women may experience some form of cellulite during the course of their lives.

Etiology of Cellulite

Cellulite is primarily composed of normal fat cells that are not necessarily due to being overweight or obese, inactive or having ill health. Since women characteristically have more subcutaneous fat compared to men, it is reasonable to expect women to develop more cellulite. The exact cause of the condition is unknown but it appears to be a result of the interaction between connective tissue in the dermatological layer that lies beneath the surface of the skin and the layer of fat that sits below it.

Grades of Cellulite

In 2009, a cellulite severity scale was published that ranks the condition using three grades:

Grade 1, or mild: There is an “orange-peel” appearance, with between 1 and 4 superficial depressions, and a slightly “draped” or sagging appearance to the skin.

Grade 2, or moderate: There are between five and nine medium-depth depressions, a “cottage cheese” appearance, and the skin appears moderately draped.

Grade 3, or severe: There is a “mattress” appearance, with 10 or more deep depressions, and the skin is severely draped.

Risk Factors for the Development of Cellulite

Age

Increased age causes the skin to become less elastic, thinner and more likely to sag thereby increasing the chances of cellulite development.

Hormonal Factors

Estrogen, insulin, noradrenaline, thyroid hormones and prolactin all play a role in the production of cellulite. When estrogen levels in women decrease as they approach menopause, blood flow to the connective tissue beneath the skin also decreases.

Genes play a role

There are certain genes that have been identified for cellulite development. Genetic factors may be linked to a person’s speed of metabolism, distribution of fat beneath the skin, ethnicity and circulatory levels.

Dietary and Lifestyle Factors

Cellulite is not due to toxins but an active and healthy lifestyle can help reduce the risk of developing it. People that have a high fat, high carbohydrate and salt diet with very little fiber are more than likely to have more amounts of cellulite.

Reviews

Ellie Markela – July 22, 2016: This really took care of my “dimples” I can finally go to the beach and wear shorts. Haven’t done that in a few years.

Ava Jessop – July 22, 2016: I can see a big difference after only 6 weeks of using your cd. I look good and I feel good. Finally something that works.

Kendra Jillian – July 22, 2016: I’m thinking that shorts are going to be on my list of clothing needed for this summer. Thanks to your CD my legs and arms are looking better than ever.

Sonja Tratske – July 22, 2016: Good bye dimpled butt.