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    Health and Beauty

    Top 6 foods for healthy skin

    Emily RimmerBy Emily RimmerFebruary 8, 2015Updated:February 8, 2015No Comments3 Mins Read
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    While expensive beauty products are all well and good when it comes to getting the perfect skin, a cheaper and much more effective way is to simply eat the right foods! If you want to eliminate spots or create smoother skin, these ten foods are the answer to your problems!

    1. Red bell peppers

    One red bell pepper contains more than 100% of your daily vitamin C needs. It also contains significant amounts of dietary fiber and vitamin B6. Moreover, it is rich in carotenoids that can help prevent wrinkles and increase blood circulation to your skin, helping it look more youthful. Due to their carotenoids, red bell peppers are also great to fight acne.

    1. Dark Chocolate

    Dark chocolate is rich in antioxidants, fatty acids and flavanols that promote glowing skin. The antioxidants in dark chocolate will help reduce roughness in your skin and protect it against sun damage. Moreover, cocoa relaxes arteries, increasing blood circulation that leads to healthier skin. BUT warning, only eat one ounce a day otherwise it becomes unhealthy.

    1. Salmon

    Salmon is an excellent food to fight stress, anxiety, and depression. Salmon is also rich in omega-3 fatty acids that are excellent for fighting inflammation, wrinkles and acne. Its high omega-3 content also helps hydrate your skin from the inside out.

    1. Green Tea

    When the tea is hot, the bionic brew releases catechins, a kind of antioxidant with proven anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties. Green tea may also reduce your risk of developing high blood pressure. Drink 3 or more cups of tea every day for better results.

    1. Celery

    Another food to eat daily for perfect skin is celery. Many of us underestimate this veggie, but celery contains Vitamin K that keeps the blood circulation healthy and helps to reduce high blood pressure. This can reduce your stress level, and as you know stress can cause bad skin, migraines and even cancer.

    Celery also contains natural sodium, potassium and water, and can help to prevent dehydration. I hope you know that dehydrated skin means dryness, flaking, wrinkles, and even breakouts.

    1. Carrots

    Carrots are good not only for your eyes, but also for your skin. They are especially good for clearing up breakouts. Carrots are rich in vitamin A and they help prevent the overproduction of cells in the outer layer of the skin. Another great reason to snack on some carrots is because Vitamin A reduces the development of skin-cancer cells.

     

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