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Most teenagers and youngsters spend their lives agonising about their skin and those pimples that appear just before an important social event like the Matric Dance. What is not as well known is the fact that many adults also suffer from acne long after they have left puberty behind. Acne at any age can be a disfiguring, socially-restricting disease, and it is understandable that people both young and old are constantly searching for ‘miracle cures’ for their blemished skin.
Acne at any age can be a disfiguring, socially-restricting disease, and it is understandable that people both young and old are constantly searching for ‘miracle cures’ for their blemished skin.
One of the first factors that most people think about when it comes to acne, is the possible role played by diet and food. While a healthy diet can contribute to a beautiful skin, acne is not primarily influenced by what you eat.
However, a review published in a dermatology journal called ‘Retinoids’ has identified a possible link between diet, high blood insulin levels and acne.
Acne at any age can be a disfiguring, socially-restricting disease, and it is understandable that people both young and old are constantly searching for ‘miracle cures’ for their blemished skin.
One of the first factors that most people think about when it comes to acne, is the possible role played by diet and food. While a healthy diet can contribute to a beautiful skin, acne is not primarily influenced by what you eat.
However, a review published in a dermatology journal called ‘Retinoids’ has identified a possible link between diet, high blood insulin levels and acne.
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