It is interesting that, perhaps, the only external factor affecting the rate of development of changes in the skin and fatty tissue of problem areas is stress.
Of course, this does not mean "stress" in the sense of "emotional negative experience", but true physiological distress, as described by the founder of the theory of stress, Hans Selye.
The cause of the development of "negative stress", or distress, may be the constant exposure to stress factors, the accumulation of fatigue, defects in the body's adaptation to stress factors, or the depletion of "adaptive energy", as defined by Selye.
Stress as an external factor in the development of cellulite
The theory of adaptive energy is that the human body has a certain adaptation capital, which is accumulated during life and is spent in the event of a collision with any stress factors and events.
If the consumption of adaptive energy exceeds the rate of its accumulation (the latter decreases under the influence of various negative events and injuries, and also decreases with age), then the body depletes its reserves and dies.
If energy is accumulated faster than it is consumed (for example, in young healthy people living in a calm environment), then the state of health remains stable and an "adaptive reserve" accumulates. The development of cellulite manifestations correlates with the intensity of stress and the development of distress.
Physiological symptoms of stress affect the state of the vascular bed, respectively, and the state of the fiber of fat traps.
In the event that the development of "riding breeches", "orange peel", etc., is progressing, it is especially important to choose the right methods for correcting and treating cellulite.
Cellulite: how to fight it and is it necessary?
According to the experiments of Goldstone and Carrel, additional negative stimuli can lead to the destruction or weakening of the adaptation system as a whole, which affects the state of health and contributes to the more rapid development of stress-dependent changes in the body.
Traumatic impact, any tissue damage, pain sensations are definitely negative stimuli.
Thus, in the treatment of cellulite caused by stress, it is necessary to avoid such methods as painful massage and apparatus therapy, cryolipolysis, and any injection methods. Preference should be given to painless massage, spa therapy, non-injury physiotherapy methods.
Gender specifics of cellulite development
The structure of the connective tissue itself, contrary to the opinion existing among cosmetologists, is not of decisive importance. Quite often, cosmetologists believe that the manifestations of cellulite are due to the fact that in women, the connective tissue fibers in the subcutaneous tissue are located crosswise and when the cells are filled with fat, the cells bounded by the fibers “protrude”.
Leptin control: how to feed the satiety hormone?
Moreover, it is mentioned at the same time that in men the fibers are parallel to each other, which is why their skin remains smooth even with obesity. This is a primitive and misunderstood concept of connective tissue anatomy.
In fact, in both men and women, the collagen and elastin fibers in the region of the lower and upper extremities are arranged in a lamellar type, that is, they lie parallel to each other and the surface of the skin.
Intricately looped and diamond-shaped types of weaving are characteristic of other parts of the body: diamond-shaped is characteristic of the palms, soles and chest area, and complex-looped - back and forearms. In the abdomen, the surface layers of the connective tissue are lamellar, and the lower layers are complexly looped, which makes the assumptions about the "mattress-like protrusion", as this fictitious phenomenon is sometimes called, absurd.
Thus, local fat deposits in women really act as anatomical and physiological "fat traps" that have an important endocrine function.
Their origin has little to do with lifestyle disorders, slightly - with the level of physical activity; the presence or absence of excess weight can camouflage them somewhat or make them more noticeable.
Stress is an important factor influencing the rate and characteristics of the development of skin and fiber changes. Regular lymphatic drainage, massage, hydromassage, the use of high-quality cosmetic preparations can slow down and even stop the development of processes in the "problem areas" of the fiber.
How to lose hormonal weight: three effective strategies?
It is imperative to remember that it is in these areas that fiber actually acts as an endocrine organ, therefore, injuring it, and even more so removing it, can have far-reaching consequences and lead to disruption of the functioning of the ovaries and the reproductive system as a whole.
Source estet-portal.com
Add a comment