Have You Seen Cellasene?
Like her smile, I also have my mother's thighs. I inherited her dimples as well, and I don't mean the ones on her face! Cellulite is a common problem of vanity concerning women of all ages worldwide. It is the result of irregular fatty deposits normally found in the hips, thighs, and buttocks regions. Although some men may inherit cellulite as well, it befalls all women at some point in their lives.
Fat cells play an important role in human survival. They are, in a sense, our batteries. Fat cells, or adipocytes, form the adipose tissue, which specializes in fat storage. This layer of tissue can normally be found directly beneath the skin. It also surrounds the heart, kidneys and joints, protecting and supporting various organs. Fat is a wonderful heat insulator and happens to be the largest energy reserve, too. It's the body's second favorite next to carbohydrates. Carbohydrates don't store as well as fat and are more difficult for the body to breakdown. Fat is utilized constantly in a cycle of energy and is renewed every two to three weeks. The only rotten thing about fat is that humans have the tendency to collect and save it like limited edition Beanie Babies. People don't consciously make efforts to hoard fat under their skin like unequal stacks of gold coins during an economic recession. These fat patterns are genetically inherited.
Cellasene to the rescue? What's in that obscure little pink box? It's a $40 2-week supply of small red capsules that allegedly eliminate cellulite by stimulating the metabolism and increasing blood circulation. It also claims to reduce localized fats and fluid build-up. It's called Cellasene! Using Cellasene for 16 weeks supposedly results in smoother, more firm looking legs [1]. If this is just what the women ordered, then why is this super fat destroyer under so much scrutiny? Cellasene is sold over the counter as a dietary supplement and the manufacturer makes no claims to FDA approval, not that they could anyway. But the product's effectiveness has no verification, nor has it undergone any credible scientific testing or evaluation. Cellasene originated from Italy by an Italian chemist named Gianfranco Merizzi. He claims that Cellasene is his answer to the cries of beautiful women everywhere in joining their fight against cellulite. The media is riddled with various reports concerning Merizzi's studies on his product. Some say he performed up to three studies, some say only one. But none were conducted longer than eight weeks and none of his studies were published.
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