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95% Treatment Effectiveness

Meso-CRF offers *impressive results in comparison to the majority of radiofrequency, cavitation and needle-free mesotherapy treatments, because of it's high specifications and because it simultaneously combines these three techniques, also saving you time and money. These results occur when the treatment is combined with diet, exercise and alcohol avoidance.

However, nothing biological can be guaranteed by any method, surgical or non-surgical, including Meso-CRF. Our success rate after 12 sessions is about 95%, with a small percentage of women not experiencing satisfactory results in 12 sessions unless a large number of sessions is undertaken. This is usually due to the fact that many women continue being sedentary, drinking alcohol and overeating, thereby producing new cellulite whilst attempting to reduce it with a treatment... It is apparent that under such circumstances any anti-cellulite, slimming or toning treatment may not be effective.

In a very small number of cases satisfactory results are not produced in 12 sessions even if the client exercises and diets. Fortunately, after 500 sessions in the last 5 months we have only had two such cases, but we cannot guarantee that it will not happen again, as we do not pretend to be God (nothing biological can be guaranteed).

What we can guarantee, however, is that we will offer the most powerful and comprehensive anti-cellulite, fat-reducing and skin tightening treatment available, combined with our extensive knowledge and experience, to offer the best possible results to all our clients. And if after the end of your course a client needs a few extra sessions to achieve maximum results we will be happy to offer her a reduced price for those extra sessions so that she achieves those results!

 

99.6% Treatment Safety

The last 5 months we have provided 500+ Meso-CRF sessions and we only had 2 cases of mild swelling/irritation, which dissipated in about a week. The remainder 498+ sessions went smoothly with no problems whatsoever, so we can safely state that our treatments are 99.6% side-effect free!

 

Diet and exercise are essential

Naturally, you would not expect to lose cellulite/localised fat if you continued doing the things that caused the cellulite/local fat accumulation in the first place, i.e. poor diet, inactivity and/or drinking. It is biologically impossible for any body reshaping treatment to be effective under those circumstances, so we cannot emphasise enough the importance of diet, exercise and alcohol avoidance duting your course of treatments. Ideally, you should be losing half a pound of weight per week in order to maximise the effects of the treatment.

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Jun292008

Cocoa extract improves vascular health in diabetic patients. The implications for the rest of us.

Sustained benefits in vascular function through flavanol-containing cocoa in medicated diabetic patients a double-masked, randomized, controlled trial | Research Update

"Diets rich in flavanols reverse vascular dysfunction in diabetes, highlighting therapeutic potentials in cardiovascular disease". This is the conclusion of a study performed at the University Hospital RWTH of Aachen, Germany, and published just a few days ago (June 3rd, 2008) in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

Flavanols are beneficial for the body plant chemicals (AKA phytochemicals or phytonutrients) that belong to the wider group of chemicals known as bioflavonoids, or flavonoids. They benefit the body not only through their antioxidant function but through other biochemical routes as well, including stimulation of the liver's detoxification function (due to Phase II detoxification enzyme secretion), blood vessel dilation (due to nitric oxide synthase activation) and direct cancer cell inhibition.

Flavanols are mainly found in cocoa and green tea, and the focus of this study was to assess how effective dietary flavanols from cocoa are in improving vascular function of medicated diabetic patients. Given the high mortality of diabetic patients due to cardiovascular disease and the fact the flavanols were already known to be associated with reduced cardiovascular risk, such a study was warranted and indeed, long overdue.

This randomized and double-blind study assessed the changes in vascular function of 41 medicated diabetic patients produced after 30 days of dietary intervention with either flavanol-rich cocoa (963 mg flavanols per day) or a nutrient-matched control (25 mg flavanols per dose).

The results were pretty amazing: a single dose of flavanol-containing cocoa induced an immediate, highly significant 49% improvement in artery elasticity in just two hours. After 30 days, the patients had 30% more elastic arteries even before taking their daily dose, and in addition continued to benefit from a ~49% improvement after taking their daily "cocoa fix"!

The researchers found that the treatment was well tolerated without evidence of tolerance (tachyphylaxia) and without adverse effects on blood pressure, heart rate and glycemic control.

 

Good news for fluid retention and cellulite sufferers

Cocoa flavanols, and indeed most other flavonoids from green tea, coffee, red wine, berry fruits etc., seem to have a protective role for many systems of the body due to their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, blood vessel protecting and skin firmness enhancing properties. Therefore, cocoa seems to not just benefit the health of diabetes patients, but also the health and appearance of just about everyone.

Water retention in particular is aggravated by blood vessel degeneration. By playing a protective role in blood vessel function and integrity, cocoa flavanols (as well as several other flavonoids) can help improve or prevent fluid retention. In addition, cellulite, a health and aesthetic condition that is severely aggravated by fluid retention, inflammation and skin looseness, can also be improved / prevented, partially at least, with regular ingestion of flavonoid-rich foods, including cocoa, decaffeinated coffee and green tea.