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The video is about how to remove cellulite, which is a disorder of collagen metabolism caused by excess estrogen. The video explains the causes and effects of cellulite, and gives a four-step action plan to reduce it. The steps are:
- Stimulate the muscles in the buttocks, thighs and pelvic area with exercises such as lunges, squats, reverse walking and sprinting.
- Improve the circulation and lymphatic drainage in the affected area with methods such as rebounding, red light therapy, dry brushing and massage.
- Restore the collagen fibers and elastin under the skin with fasting and autophagy, which also help burn fat and increase growth hormone.
- Use a cream with an aromatase inhibitor to lower the excess estrogen that destroys collagen.
The video also warns about some common mistakes, such as moving too fast, training despite pain, not creating enough stimulus, sleeping poorly and being impatient. The video suggests taking before and after photos to track the progress. The video provides links to other videos and sources for more information.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Cellulite is formed only on the buttocks, hips, and pelvic area.
2. The buttocks, thighs, and pelvic area have twice as many alpha-2 receptors as other areas of the body.
3. Alpha-2 receptors are located in fat cells and tell the body to store fat for future use.
4. Fat around the lower body serves as a reserve during pregnancy and difficult times.
5. Cellulite increases during pregnancy, hormone replacement therapy, and menopause.
6. Cellulite is not related to fat, but rather to a disorder of collagen metabolism caused by excess estrogens.
7. Estrogen is produced by fat cells, skin cells, and other organs, and is converted from testosterone by the enzyme aromatase.
8. Excess estrogen destroys collagen fibers and elastin.
9. Fibroblasts that create collagen under the skin are destroyed by excess aromatase.
10. Cellulite is characterized by a loss of fibrous network, enlarged fat cells, and poor circulation.
11. The lymphatic system is affected in cellulite, leading to fluid retention and congestion.
12. Autophagy, a process that occurs during fasting, can help recycle old and damaged proteins, including collagen.
13. Fasting can help stimulate growth hormone, burn ketones, and improve skin health.
14. Infrared light therapy can increase melatonin levels, improve sleep, and reduce cortisol levels.
15. Dry brushing and massage can improve circulation and stimulate the skin.
16. Rebound exercises can improve lymphatic drainage and stimulate circulation.
17. Aromatase inhibitors, such as those found in certain creams, can help reduce the level of aromatase and prevent the destruction of collagen.
18. Sleep is important for exercise and hormone regulation, and poor sleep can lead to high cortisol and insulin levels.
19. It can take several months to a year or more to see results from treating cellulite.