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7 Foods That Are Harmful For Your Skin

Always pay attention to the food and drinks you consume – they have an impact on your skin tone. What you eat reflects on your complexion.

3. “Healthy” Cereal
Read the labels next time you go shopping for cereals. There are a lot of brands that give empty promises or even cheat customers. Manufacturers add sugar to make cereals tastier. The higher the glucose level in your body, the more wrinkles you get! Opt for cereals that do not contain added sugar – they are not less delicious yet far more beneficial.

4. Milk
Milk might be good for bones, but it is not as useful for your skin. Nowadays milk is full of growth hormones. Even after pasteurization these growth factors remain biologically active. It has been proved that they get into our blood stream and immediately affect insulin, ramp up oil production and cause inflammation. It all results in breakouts. If you cannot exclude milk from your menu, opt for organic milk where there are no added hormones. However, more of detailed research is needed in order to determine whether organic milk has a negative impact on complexion.

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