How does food affect your skin?
Food gives both life and energy to our bodies. Some foods are beneficial to our body and some are harmful. In such a situation, it is very important to know what we are putting in our bodies. If we eat healthy meals then the body gets fit and energetic whereas eating bad food does the opposite. The same rule applies to our skin also. As we eat, as our skin becomes.
Everyone wants glowing and clear skin but there are only a few people who understand that you not only need CTM (cleansing, toning, and moisturizing) for your skin but also need a plant-based diet to get the fastest result. It is very important to know about healthy meals. In our food blog, we will try our best to give you every information related to skin and tell you which food is beneficial for your skin and which food can make your skin dull.
A plant-based diet for healthy and glowing skin
If you love your skin then you have to be conscious about your eating habits. Including healthy meals in your diet can do wonders for your skin as well as to body. We always spend money on expensive cosmetics and ignore the most important point that our skin also needs healthy meals. If you follow a plant-based diet then it can improve your skin health.
What is a plant-based diet?
Plant plant-based diet is a diet in which fruits, green leafy vegetables and nuts are eaten more, and fast food like burgers and pizza are avoided.
Green leafy vegetables contain a lot of nutrients
A plate full of green leafy vegetables can add a lot of nutrients and vitamin E to your diet. As we all know vitamin E is very good for the skin and it helps protect the skin from free radical damage. A folate in green vegetables helps in producing and maintaining new cells and a powerful antioxidant beta-carotene renews and repairs the skin. Green leafy vegetables are light on the stomach and are easily digestible.
Green leafy vegetables good for skin:
- Cabbage
- Kale
- Spinach
- Carrots
Fruits help in collagen production
There are so many fruits that contain vitamin C and help in collagen production. Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body. This protein is responsible for healthy joints, skin elasticity or stretchiness.
Fruits containing vitamin C
- ORANGE
- LEMON
- PAPAYA
- STRAWBERRY
- GRAPEFRUIT
Nuts help reduce inflammation of the skin
Nuts are a healthy protein and are very beneficial for the skin. It helps in reducing inflammation and treating skin problems like acne and eczema.
Nuts for glowing skin
- Walnuts
- Almonds
- Cashews
- Pistachios
- Chia Seeds
- Pumpkin Seeds
- Brazil Nuts
With good care of our skin, we also need healthy meals to get glowing and clear skin. Plant-based diet not only clears your skin but also keeps your body healthy. Fast foods give pleasure to our mind and tongue but sooner or later our body suffers the harm of it. That’s why we should eat healthy meals in our diet.
FAQ
Que:- What are healthy meals to eat?
Ans:- (1). Water is the number 1 healthiest meal in a day. Daily consume 8 glasses of water.
(2). Always have a meal that is rich in protein and fiber and keeps you healthy.
(3). Less consumption of white sugar, refined flour and salt.
(4). Include vegetables, fruits and nuts in your diet.
Que:- What are the examples of healthy meals?
Ans:- Some examples of healthy meals are ham and Swiss slab pie, broccoli cheddar soup mini pies, paleo chili hand pies and baked ham and cheese rollups.
Que:- What are the types of plant-based diets?
Ans:- There are four main types of plant-based diets Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Pescatarian
- Flexitarian (Semi-Vegetarian)
Que:- Can I eat eggs on a plant-based diet?
Ans:- Eggs can and should be a part of a plant-based diet.
