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What happens to your skin when you lose weight?

Written by | Date: February 11, 2007 8:29 am | Permalink | Category:

Skin saggingSkin sagging is a common phenomenon when individuals lose weight extremely quickly. There are many sellers of creams, lotions or other potions that promise to tighten your skin again but those won’t work. You should know that skin is a more complex body organ that it might appear. It’s the largest organ of the human body. It contains of epidermis, dermis and the subcutaneous tissue. Each square inch of our skin contains 30 million cells.

But now let’s go to the real problem. Skin does not “tone up”. Muscles do. An unhealthy life style with lots of up and downs on your body weight comnbined with no exercise, bad food and drinking or ciggarettes will make your skin lose elesticity. But can this elesticity be regained? It is possible indeed. And we’re not talking about plastic surgery now. There are natural options like clean living, avoiding toxins, eating lots of fruit and vegetables on a regular basis, using mosturising creams and consumption of lots of water. And let us not forget a regular exercise at least 30 minutes per day.

If you don’t see significant improvement in 12 months you have two options. Be happy with how you look like or explore surgical options. But to minimize the risk of skin sagging, you should do your diets slowly, using the combination of healthy food, lots of exercise and a natural diet pill like ProActol. Your goal should be lose 30 - 60 pounds a year at most. This will prevent skin sagging and will keep your weight permanent.

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