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Etiology of Cellulite

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Etiology of Cellulite

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    4. Why do we need to know this ??? Understanding the structure and function of collagen will help you better know how Reaction system works

    5. Collagen Types I and Type III are the most abundant in the skin! Collagen I - The most plentiful collagen in the body and particularly in the skin. Collagen III - Common in fast growing tissue, particularly at the Phase 1 (early stages) of wound repair Type I collagen is stronger and tougher than Type III collagen!

    6. The skin becomes thinner as we age With age there is an Increase in collagen cross-links The amount of collagen tends to decline with age. A childs skin has an abundance of collagen III, responsible for the softness of young skin. As the body grows, Type III collagen decreases and Type I increases until about the age 35 and begins to decline thereafter. Breakdown of healthy collagen (UV, free radicals, smoking) also reduces the amount of collagen and leads to wrinkles and the appearance of aged skin.

    7. Male Vs. Female Although men are not immune, the percentage who suffer from cellulite is minor, less than 5%. And Women? Women have less collagen in their skin Higher percentage of body fat Hormones Different structure of the subcutaneous layer

    8. Cellulite Degree 0: No dimpling, smooth skin Reduced blood microcirculation. Reduced venous flow. Lymphatic drainage to the subcutaneous layer is impaired. Symptoms: None visible. Cuts and bruises taking longer to heal.

    11. Lympahatic no movement and lotsa toxins buildup Cause septae to congeal to become one and are even stronger Cells become smaller and pushes up Skin is colder From 3 and on no exercise and diet will help Blood vessels are broken Lympahatic no movement and lotsa toxins buildup Cause septae to congeal to become one and are even stronger Cells become smaller and pushes up Skin is colder From 3 and on no exercise and diet will help Blood vessels are broken

    14. The Reaction system combines CORE (Channeling Optimized RF Energy) technology with vacuum manipulation of the skin for:

    19. Treatment Applications

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