Aritichoke

• The lowly and difficult-to-eat artichoke has a lot of therapeutic benefits, not the least of which is its ability to aid in detoxifying the body and ridding it of excess fluids. It also helps to boost the functioning of the liver and aids the digestive tract. In this manner, removing the toxins and excess water from your body, the look and texture of your skin will be improved. Eat some cooked artichoke or look for artichoke leaf extract or tincture at your local health food store and take it according to directions on the package.
  
  

Horsetail

• Horsetail contains silica, which is helpful in strengthening blood vessels. It increases blood circulation in areas of the body such as the hips and thighs that may be affected by cellulite. Look for horsetail supplements in most health food stores and follow dosing instructions carefully.
  
  

Gingko Biloba

• Ginkgo biloba is a very popular natural treatment used for many problems associated with blood vessels and the circulation of blood. Gingko works by improving blood flow in the arms and legs, along with eliminating fluids. Supplements of gingko biloba are widely available at most health food stores; take according to directions on the package.
  
  

Seaweed

• Seaweed extract can also have a role in reducing the appearance of cellulite. Certain seaweeds such as laminaria digitala and fucus vesiculosus contain high levels of iodine, which helps in the functioning of the thyroid gland. The thyroid gland plays a large role in metabolism. Seaweed can aid in weight loss and, by improving metabolic functioning, can help to prevent and reduce cellulite.
  
  Remember to eat plenty of whole grains, fruits and vegetables, and lean protein, along with getting adequate exercise. These things alone can help with reducing the appearance of cellulite.
  
  Consult your physician before adding any herbal treatment to your cellulite reduction program.