3. TIL that cellulite is more of a secondary sexual characteristic than a condition...

TIL that cellulite is more of a secondary sexual characteristic than a condition, almost all adult women have it, and there's no healthy or reasonable way to get rid of it

People really should learn more about their lymphatic system and what it does in their body, not believe everything that is written on Wikipedia. Cellulite is health-related issue, not aesthetic nor sexual characteristic. Cellulite happens, when your lymphatic system isn't working properly. Please educate yourself on this matter before stating such claims. There are healthy and reasonable ways to get rid of it - start up your lymphatic system so it can take all the bad stuff from your body. Lymphatic massages are great, drinking water, eating healthy, doing some sports help as well. So many women have cellulite these days because of lifestyle, unhealthy sh*t and chemicals in all their food, sedentary job etc. Yes, hormones and genes also play their part, but cellulite can be treated and also SHOULD BE, if it's getting worse, because it means person's lymphatic system isn't doing its job and after some time it can come all the way to hurtful swelling of legs, especially feet.

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