Cellulean is Now the Top Choice for Cellulite Treatment

Little known aspects about surgical alternatives to liposuction are brought to light with a review of a leading cellulite treatment.

2011-05-03

KANKAKEE COUNTY, IL, May 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Cellulean, a topical cellulite treatment, has been noted as not only being effective at removing cellulite, but also very effective in the reduction of love handles. Body builders, both men and women, have attributed a great amount of their success to Cellulean, since it is not only effective at mobilizing fat deposits on the legs, but also significantly reduces the effort required to trim love handles and other unwanted fat.

Currently, the five other leading topical cellulite treatments on the market; Murad, Revitol, CelluliteRx, Cellex-C, and fatgirlslim have been noted as having limited success; however, Cellulean has been identified as a favorite by health and fitness professionals. The reason for this is the use of an asthma medication ingredient known as Aminophylline, which makes Cellulean much more effective than other anti-cellulite creams. This active ingredient was carefully selected, due to its ability to increase blood flow and circulation; a crucial aspect in the effective treatment of cellulitis.

When Aminophylline is taken orally, a prescription is required; however, when used as a topical treatment, no prescription is required. Because of this, Cellulean is available over-the-counter and is beginning to see wide exposure in traditional stores. Another aspect setting apart this rising remedy, is the fact that it is actually manufactured in the United States and must follow Good Manufacturing Practices. (GMP)

Most notably, Cellulean has not been noted as having widespread complaints or refund requests; something very prevalent in the health remedies market. Customer reviews for Cellulean have been noted as positive by those who want to get rid of cellulite, and prevalent news broadcast companies such as ABC, Fox News, NBC, and CBS have presented positive reviews of both the remedy as well as those who are using it.

Although, Cellulean is beginning to increase its reach in traditional marketplaces, there will be a delay before it is available in regularly known stores. In the meantime, Cellulean is currently available by online order, and experienced customer demand has been high.

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