Endermologie in the media
With the incredible growth in the popularity of Endermologie® treatments, it’s natural that public figures and celebrities enjoy the benefits of Endermologie®.
Cellulite doesn’t discriminate when it comes to who you are, your body type, your body shape, your age or your level of fitness. It affects everyone, from fashion models to athletes to grandmothers.
Raquel Roxanne “Rocsi” Diaz, also known as just Rocsi, is a Honduran-born, American television personality and model. She is best known as the co-host on the BET program 106 & Park from 2006-2012. Rocsi knows that cellulite affects women of all shapes and sizes, despite their efforts to diet and exercise.
Rocsi says that cellulite started to affect her while she was still in her mid 20s, despite a steady exercise regimen of running, Zumba dancing and squats. Her level of fitness was excellent, but she still suffered from those telltale dimples.
“I will admit I wasn’t even self-conscious about it until one day on vacation, my backside was photographed by paparazzi and I was mortified at the pictures”, she said. “I would cry because no matter how much I worked out or ate healthy it just never seemed like enough until I discovered endermologie®.”
“Ladies, this changed my life and my body,” Rocsi affirms. Because she is so thrilled with the treatment results, Rosci visits her spa at least twice a week. While treatment and maintenance schedules are ultimately a personal decision, Rocsi wants to share her own endermologie® experience with everyone so they can also experience the benefits of this remarkable cellulite treatment. [Repost @endosystems]
Read her blog post here: http://rocsidiaz.com/cellulitebegone-sharing-my-secret/