How much does it cost to ‘Win the War on Cellulite’???

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I apologize for revisiting this subject again, however after getting this in my inbox today, I had to! In my post a couple days ago I discussed the benefit of using Aloe gel to combat the big, bad ’C’ word… CELLULITE!  Even if you tried the cheapest treatment on the list below, you could purchase enough Aloe gel to bathe in, for less.   Seriously the treatments listed here range from the cheapest being, Ionithermie, having an average $125 a session price tag, and you MAY see results after one treatment.  Oh yeah, don’t forget there’s maintenance required too.  Then the most expensive treatment, is Micro-liposuction plus external ultrasound,  and it’s a whopping $4000.   http://www.realbeauty.com/body-mind/solutions/cellulite/win-the-war-on-cellulite 

  1. Lipostabil injections ($1,000 and up per session) Most patients require up to six sessions to see results.  = $6000
  2. Endermologie ($80 to $100 per session) You will need 14 sessions (two per week).  =  up to $1400
  3. Mesotherapy ($2,500 for 10 sessions and a consultation) You will need a minimum of 10 treatments, one per week, to see results. Maintenance shots may be required.   =  $2500 and up
  4. Ionithermie (an average of $125 per session)You may see results after the first session. Maintenance treatments are required.  =  $125 and up
  5. Micro-liposuction plus external ultrasound (around $4,000) Expect five days of severe bruising.  YIKES!!!  = $4000
  6. Real Aloe™ Gelly  =  Only $5.99

Real Aloeâ„¢ Gelly is just $5.99 for 6.8 oz. That means you can purchase 20 tubes for the price of the cheapest treatment and besides everyone knows that Aloe is good for your skin no matter what.   It seems I enevidably get a sunburn at least once a year, but believe me I use this stuff like it’s goin’ out of style.  I have a friend who would bathe it in if she could, LOL!!! 

To really win this war, why not fight the fat from the inside out too?  How do we do that?  Of course the obvious, a diet of rich with fresh, organic fruits and vegetables (locally sourced if possible) and a healthy exercise regimen.  And to quote an article I found “If you cannot fit the right vitamin doses in your diet, you could always take supplements to boost your vitamin levels. However, before you do that, you need to know which vitamins could help you to get rid of your orange peel from the inside out.”  http://www.bodycellulite.com/vitamin-for-cellulite.html

Basically you need to supplement vitamins A, C, E and B6 specifically.  A, to help your body to repair connective tissue and collagen.  C, prevents inflammation and will firm and tone your skin as well.  E, because like the other vitamins, it is an antioxidant that is also fat soluble. All of them could help you with cellulite reduction but B6 is specifically important because it works to help your body metabolise various nutrients in your body. It effectively helps to establish strong connective tissue and repair damaged connective tissue that is in place.   Aloe Vera alone naturally contains vitamins A, C, E and B6  and guess what has a 150% of your daily recommended amount of B6?  AloeBoostâ„¢, which is also got tons of the other B’s and so many good ingredients you should check it out for yourself.  I double dog dare you to try it, risk FREE right here.USAloe

April 1, 2010 · Aloe Girl · 2 Comments
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2 Responses

  1. how i lost weight - April 1, 2010

    I liked it. So much useful material. I read with great interest.

  2. Aloe Girl - April 1, 2010

    I appreciate your kind words!!! They are encouraging to me, thank you!

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