So let’s keep
talking about those foods that maintain your body beauty. Green tea, nuts, cold-water fish, citrus…what else?
5. Rejuvenate
your skin cells and keep your body in top form with tomatoes. Tomatoes are full
of a red pigment known as lycopene, which appears to act as an antioxidant. This antioxidant helps to neutralize
free radicals before they can cause damage and this can benefit good skin
health; it can also protect the skin from ultra-violet (UV) stress. Tomatoes are also full of fiber,
which also helps keep your body in great shape. Cooked tomatoes can provide
access to more nutrients than having them raw but either way, cooked or raw,
these fruits will do you a world of good. I cook tomato soup every two weeks. It’s so simple that you can even
cook this soup with closed eyes—just throw (literally “throw”!) tomatoes and the other
what-so-ever vegetables or meats into boil water, then it’s done!
6. Reduce your
sugar consumption. Also known as "white death", sugar isn't really
what our bodies have in mind when it comes to good nutrition. Sugar plays an
unfortunate role in causing skin to sag and wrinkle; it does this by attaching
itself to the collagen and elastin in the skin, causing it to become brittle
and to break. Another beauty slam from sugar is the creation of dark, under-eye
circles.
7. Reduce skin
inflammation with cucumbers. Cucumbers are often used as the base in both
commercial and home-prepared beauty products such as face masks, gels, and
toners. Cucumbers have soothing and cooling properties as well, and their high
water content provides a great source of hydration for skin that leaves skin
looking softer and plumped.
8.Boost your immune
system. Blueberries, goji berries, and other berries are also loaded with
vitamin C and immune-boosting antioxidants that stimulate collagen production
that keeps skin smooth and supple.
Be sure to get
adequate vitamin K and zinc. These nutrients help your skin to repair itself and
zinc is known for its ability to prevent acne and improve the immune system.
Oysters are one high source of zinc.
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