Electrolipolysis

In human adipose, fat cells are stored as Triglycerides.  A molecule of Triglyceride comprises one molecule of Glycerol and three of Fatty Acids.  Lipolysis breaks the bonds of the Triglyceride molecules creating four simple molecules.  These easily pass through the cell wall and into the interstitial fluid.  As the fat cells reduce in size, the volume of surrounding fluid increases, allowing local capillaries to expand, resulting in increased flow of blood and lymph.  ElectroLipolysis is simply the stimulation of lipolysis by the application of an electrical impulse.  CORE utilizes this process followed by stimulation of the lymphatic drainage system to ensure efficient elimination of these molecules.