Index of Articles on Localized Fat
Conclusions
Men and women can frequently develop localized fat deposits. Frequently, men accumulate on the stomach while women concentrate fat on the buttocks and thighs, due to the different endogenous profile of steroid hormones.
But it is not only these hormones that influence the location of the deposition fat. Cortisol, insulin and catecholamines, depending on their level and the relationship between them, also contribute to creating localized adiposity.
This is different for iodized hormones, for which there are no known sites of preference in the storage / consumption of storage fats. In addition to the levels of these chemical signalers and their relationship, the mapping of the relative receptors and their nature also contributes to the heterogeneous distribution of the white adipose tissue.
We talked in particular about the BETA and ALPHA adrenergic receptors.
We then saw that these endocrine and receptor profiles depend primarily on the genotype and behavior during development, and only secondarily on the current lifestyle.
If the genotype cannot be corrected according to current scientific knowledge, one can instead intervene on the childhood lifestyle (by the parents) and the adult lifestyle, bringing great benefits in terms of fat accumulation and in terms of aesthetic.
There are supplements that can contribute to this to a varying extent and we have mentioned them.
In the weight room, scientific studies suggest the use of the Sport Reduction Circuit, which, by increasing perfusion and local oxygenation, increases the contact of adipose cells with lipolytic hormones, favoring lipolysis. This program should possibly be associated with a thermogenic cream and a "low calorie diet - obviously - and should be maintained for about 12/18 months.
This set of articles summarizes everything that can be done for localized adiposities.
