Add This Nutrient To Your Diet And See The Wonders It Does To Your Skin
All of us want to look radiant and at the peak of our youth, even as we get older. We love taut skin that glows and feels supple to the touch. However, far from hoping to look younger in older days, most of us are worried about the premature signs of ageing. Premature ageing is a dreaded word for many of us and we would do anything to avoid it. But sometimes, we callously blame pollution for all the signs of premature ageing we see on our skin. However, pollution isn't the only cause behind the problem. A Nutritionist makes it clear that fats can also affect our skin health.
Diet for healthy skin: Add enough healthy fats to diet for healthy, glowing skin
In
an Instagram video,nutritionist tells us that total avoidance of fats in a
diet can cause premature wrinkles and spots to occur on our skin. She
recommends that we move away from any such diet plan that completely
avoids the intake of fats. Instead, add Omega-3 fatty acids to the
meals. Some food products rich in Omega-3 are fish (mackerel, salmon,
etc), nuts (walnuts) and seeds (flaxseeds, pumpkin seeds, chia seeds,
etc). According to the nutritionist, the regular intake of Omega-3 in
these natural forms can help retain radiant, glowing and wrinkle-free
skin.
Ageing of the skin is a natural process that happens due to weaker cellular activity and health deterioration caused by age. However, premature signs of ageing are mostly caused by the skin's inability to protect itself against continuous exposure to UV rays. Omega-3, in this case, can help in the protection and strengthening of skin cells.
Omega-3 rich foods also include soybeans, kidney beans, seaweed, algae, Brussels sprouts. Soybean oil also contains a good dose of this fatty acid.
So that's the way to relish some good and healthy food to retain glowing skin even as the years go by. Mix it with a regular skin routine and let the skin glow inside out.
Disclaimer: This content including advice provides generic information only. It is in no way a substitute for qualified medical opinion. Always consult a specialist or your own doctor for more information.