::OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS::
♥ The healthy fat found in fatty fish like salmon, tuna, olive oil, flax seeds, walnuts, tofu.
♥ Helps skin retain moisture and prevent dry skin, wrinkles, fine lines.
♥ Contains protective monounsaturated fats, which has been shown to reduce risk of skin cancer when consumed in place of saturated fats.
::ZINC::
♥ Zinc-rich foods like oysters and lean meats can help tame oily skin.
::ZINC::
♥ Zinc-rich foods like oysters and lean meats can help tame oily skin.
♥ Such foods have been shown to reduce oil production, help heal minor cuts and scrapes.
::VITAMIN C + E::
♥ Vitamin C found in citrus fruits (e.g. oranges, grapefruits) prevents immune deficiencies like colds.
::VITAMIN C + E::
♥ Vitamin C found in citrus fruits (e.g. oranges, grapefruits) prevents immune deficiencies like colds.
♥ Vitamin C has been shown to help fight wrinkles.
♥ Vitamin C combined with Vitamin E (found in avocados, almonds) creates an antioxidant effect to help protect skin from sun damage.
♥ Vitamin C + E work together to aid in preventing and repairing cell damage.
::VITAMIN A::
♥ Greatest effect on skin when eaten in form of leafy dark greens (e.g. spinach, kale).
♥ Popular in beauty products for its anti-aging benefits
::FLAVONOIDS::
♥ Foods like dark chocolate, berries, bananas, citrus fruits, dill, broccoli, pistachios.
♥ Studies have shown flavonoids can decrease sensitivity to sun and increase blood flow to skin to help improve texture
::CAROTENOIDS::
♥ Foods like carrots, kale, spinach, cayenne pepper, tomatoes, apricots.
♥ Decreases skin’s sensitivity to sun and reduces skin redness.
::TEA + COFFEE::
♥ Teas used for centuries, known for their healing properties.
♥ Green tea claims to possess anti-inflammatory properties.
♥ Studies have shown alkaloids in coffee (also found in green tea) help rid body of damaged cells.
::WHOLE GRAINS::
♥ Choose whole grains over refined carbohydrates.
♥ Compared to carbohydrates, whole grains are lower on glycemic index, higher in fiber, can help reduce blemishes.
♥ Whole grains keep you fuller, longer because they don't cause the insulin level spike that refined carbohydrates do.
::SULPHUR::
♥ Foods like eggs, garlic.
♥ Key in repairing tissues and elasticity in skin, making it essential for smooth skin.
::VITAMIN A::
♥ Greatest effect on skin when eaten in form of leafy dark greens (e.g. spinach, kale).
♥ Popular in beauty products for its anti-aging benefits
::FLAVONOIDS::
♥ Foods like dark chocolate, berries, bananas, citrus fruits, dill, broccoli, pistachios.
♥ Studies have shown flavonoids can decrease sensitivity to sun and increase blood flow to skin to help improve texture
::CAROTENOIDS::
♥ Foods like carrots, kale, spinach, cayenne pepper, tomatoes, apricots.
♥ Decreases skin’s sensitivity to sun and reduces skin redness.
::TEA + COFFEE::
♥ Teas used for centuries, known for their healing properties.
♥ Green tea claims to possess anti-inflammatory properties.
♥ Studies have shown alkaloids in coffee (also found in green tea) help rid body of damaged cells.
::WHOLE GRAINS::
♥ Choose whole grains over refined carbohydrates.
♥ Compared to carbohydrates, whole grains are lower on glycemic index, higher in fiber, can help reduce blemishes.
♥ Whole grains keep you fuller, longer because they don't cause the insulin level spike that refined carbohydrates do.
::SULPHUR::
♥ Foods like eggs, garlic.
♥ Key in repairing tissues and elasticity in skin, making it essential for smooth skin.
Good info...especially for old moomas!
ReplyDeleteHehe! I love the grocery list it basically provides. :)
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