The fat in our bodies is a primary means of energy storage and also acts as insulation against the cold and as a protective tissue for many organs. The elements responsible for accumulating fat when the energy intake is excessive and for mobilizing it when the body requires energy are adipocytes. Adipocytes, which make up adipose tissue, are found (along with fibroblasts and macrophages) in the hypodermis or subcutaneous tissue.
There are two types of adipose tissue: BAT or brown adipose tissue and WAT or white adipose tissue. BAT in humans surrounds the heart and great vessels in infancy and tends to disappear as the individual grows. WAT, on the other hand, is the largest store of lipids incorporated through daily intake. The volume of white adipose tissue (WAT) depends on the number of adipocytes and their size, so its growth may be due to an increase in the number of adipocytes or to an increase in their lipid content.
The excessive accumulation of fat in certain areas of the body, which ends up being unsightly, has not so much to do with the amount of fat contained in the food we eat but with the excess energy that we provide to our body. As we have seen, adipocytes are responsible for both storing fat and mobilizing it. Whether one or another process occurs will depend on the energy required by our body. Therefore, if we want to avoid excessive fat accumulation, it is very important to find a balance between the different factors (internal and external) that influence the configuration of our adipocytes: physical activity, toxic habits, hormones, genetics, age, rest, feeding, etc.
A first step, certainly, is to review our habits globally (diet, physical exercise, toxic habits, etc.). There are hundreds of articles on the subject with many tips to act on this line. However, a healthy diet and lifestyle accompanied by a routine of regular physical activity are not per se guarantee of reducing accumulated fat deposits. It may be that, with effort and patience, a decrease in the percentage of total fat can be achieved, but to see any result in localized fat you would need to burn a lot of calories.
To help in this process and really directly affect the areas of the body where accumulated fat persists, there are different professional treatments that make a difference in a strategy to reduce and reshape the body contour.
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The professional treatment with BCN Lipid-Peptides manages, on one hand, to destroy the fatty tissue that leads to localized volume loss and a remodeling of the body contour. On the other hand, it provides a visible improvement in the quality of the skin and in the appearance of cellulite, if it exists.
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