CELLULITE KOMPLEX capsules

Cellulite - the little dents on legs, buttocks & co.

Around 80% of all women know them only too well ... these small dents on the surface of the skin that resemble an orange. But why do men fare so much better when it comes to orange peel skin? It's simply because their connective tissue is naturally much denser, which prevents the accumulation of water and fat in the gaps. Feminine connective tissue, on the other hand, is looser and more elastic in structure - and therefore much more susceptible. Now you might be thinking: "If that's the case, I'll just have to put up with my cellulite." But you don't have to ...

What helps against cellulite?

Cellulite is a change in the fatty tissue that lies directly under the skin. Over the course of a lifetime, there are a number of factors that determine whether and to what extent cellulite appears:

• Lack of exercise / too little sport
• Being overweight
• Hormonal changes (e.g. due to pregnancy, the pill, menopause)
• Unhealthy diet (high levels of salt, saturated fats, sugar)
• Oxidative stress, i.e. an imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants in the body

The good news is that you can positively influence many of these factors. The vital substances in CELLULITE KOMPLEX help you to do this.

Find out more about the ingredients here:

Collagen - the body's own protein for firmness

Collagen is a protein produced naturally in the body that is responsible for the firmness and elasticity of our skin. The more stable the collagen structure, the firmer it appears. Naturally, however, collagen production decreases continuously, by 1 to 2% every year - and this is already the case from our mid-20s. The intake of collagen as a dietary supplement is therefore becoming increasingly popular, especially among women .

Silicon - the important building block for connective tissue

Silicon, or silicon, is the second most common element on earth, although it is rarely found in our food. For CELLULITE KOMPLEX, silicon is obtained from the silicic acid of bamboo extract. Our body is able to incorporate this mineral into skin and connective tissue (and also into hair, nails, joints, tendons and bones). Our skin structure can demonstrably benefit from its exceptionally high ability to bind water^.1 Silicon is also involved in various processes in the body:

• in the synthesis of collagen
• in the formation of elastin
• in cell growth
• in the repair and renewal of tissue

Amino acids that make up the body's own collagen

The body's own amino acids such as glycine and proline are the basic building blocks of proteins and peptides. They are, so to speak, the key elements in the formation of collagen, which in turn forms the structural framework of connective tissue. More specifically, proline plays a decisive role in strengthening and structuring collagen fibers, which is important for the firmness and elasticity of the skin, among other things. Proline also supports the production of new tissue in the body.

Vitamins & trace elements for healthy skin cells

Vitamin C may be the classic vitamin for the immune system, but did you know that it is also essential for our skin? This is because vitamin C promotes the formation of the body's own collagen*, so you not only supply your body with collagen, but also stimulate its own production at the same time.

Vitamin C - as well as the trace elements selenium, copper and manganese - is also involved in protecting the cells from oxidative stress, which can have a negative effect on the skin. Copper and manganese also play another important role, especially for connective tissue: while manganese supports the normal formation of connective tissue, copper helps to maintain it.* With our cellulite capsules, you therefore get these two trace elements in a double pack.

Get your new cellulite capsules!

Simply integrate CELLULITE KOMPLEX into your daily beauty routine! Cellulite will not disappear overnight - but: the more regularly you stay on the ball and the more factors (exercise + diet + care) you take into account, the better your results can look.

^1Source: A. Lassus (1993) - J. Int. Med. Res. Vol. 21/4; pages 209 - 215

*Information about the effect of the ingredients under product details