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10 Eating Habits For Healthy and Glowing Skin

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<b>10 Eating Habits For Healthy and Glowing Skin</b><br />
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It's
 the era of pollution, smoke, dirt, tanning and lots of germs. 
Undoubtedly, what gets affected the most due to all of this is our skin.
 Often, we use facewashes and scrubs to remove the impurities. However, 
we forget that these too are made up of harmful chemicals which affect 
our skin in the long run anyway. The best solution to having healthy 
skin, is using natural methods; like eating healthy.<br />
Our diet not only results in keeping the body healthy and strong, but
 also keeps the skin glowing and rejuvenated. Here's a list of things 
that you must consume in order to have young, healthy and glowing skin 
for a long time to come.<br />
1) Fruits
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Citrus fruits like oranges and lemon are very essential for skin 
rejuvenation. Avocado too has a lot of healthy fats. Getting enough of 
these fats is important for keeping skin flexible and moisturized. 
Avocados also have compounds that protect skin for sun damage.<br />
2) Walnuts
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They are a good source of essential fatty acids, which are fats that 
your body cannot make itself. Walnuts are a good source of essential 
fats, zinc, vitamin E, vitamin C, selenium and protein, all of which are
 nutrients that your skin needs to stay healthy.<br />
3) Sunflower Seeds 
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In general, nuts and seeds are good sources of nutrients that are 
important for healthy skin. Sunflower seeds are an excellent 
example. They also contain linoleic acid, a type of fat that may prevent
 dry and thin skin.<br />
4)  Sweet Potatoes
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Sweet potatoes are an excellent source of beta-carotene, which acts as a natural sunblock and protects the skin from sun damage.<br />
5) Green Leafy Vegetables
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Spinach and lettuce are a major source of vitamins and minerals that 
keep our skin healthy and glowing. Broccoli too is very important for 
skin as it contains sulforaphane, which may help prevent skin cancer and
 protect the skin from sunburn.<br />
6) Tomatoes
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Tomatoes are a good source of vitamin C and all of the major 
carotenoids, especially lycopene. These carotenoids protect the skin 
from sun damage and may help prevent wrinkling. However, to absorb the 
nutrients from tomatoes, make sure to pair it with cheese or olive oil.<br />
7) Dark Chocolate
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Not all healthy food is boring! Cocoa contains antioxidants that may 
protect the skin against sunburn. They may also improve wrinkles, skin 
thickness, hydration, blood flow and skin texture.<br />
8) Green Tea
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The catechins found in green tea are powerful antioxidants that can 
protect skin against sun damage and reduce skin redness, as well as 
improve the hydration, thickness and elasticity of skin.<br />
9) Water
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Believe it or not, the easiest and most obvious way of keeping your 
skin healthy is by drinking lots and lots of water. It helps in 
cleansing of pores and keeping your skin young and hydrated.<br />
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Eggs offer a huge dose of proteins without a lot of fat, and that's 
all you need! More proteins and balanced fat. It keeps your skin wrinkle
 free and provides sufficient nutrition.<br />
It's time we threw away suspicious chemical based beauty products and started eating healthy!  </div>
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10 Eating Habits For Healthy and Glowing Skin

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We all have bad habits—nail biting, leg shaking, procrastination. But
 did you know there are bad eating habits as well? There are plenty of 
diets, workouts and crazy products out there meant to give you the 
*perfect* bod. More importantly though, is making sure you're eating in a
 way that's healthy and that's as easy as breaking these five bad eating
 habits.<br />
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1. Skipping breakfast Who has time for breakfast when you have school 
at 8 am, woke up late and have to put the finishing touches on that 
science project? Not to mention your older sister is hogging the 
bathroom. You rush out the door and before you know it, it's lunchtime 
and you haven't eaten a thing all day. Sound familiar? When they said 
breakfast is the most important meal of the day they weren't joking. Not
 only does skipping meals slow your metabolism, meaning that your body 
takes longer to process and burn calories and fat, but having a good 
breakfast (not a donut and coffee, sorry) gives you the extra boost of 
energy you need to get through the start of the day.<br />
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The fix:If you don't have time for a full breakfast, ask Mom to stock
 up on quick and easy breakfast items like yogurt, smoothies, whole 
fruit or cereal bars. (Pro tip: You can even make a bunch of pancakes in
 advance, heat them up and wrap them in aluminum foil for yummy quick 
bite.)<br />
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2. Mindless eating Have you ever been faced with an entire bag of 
chips that you were positive you wouldn't finish, but midway into your 
Netflix marathon, you feel your hand hitting the bottom of the bag? 
Yeah, us too. We call this mindless eating. A study at Cornell 
University found that the larger the plate or bowl you eat from, the 
more you end up eating without even realizing. This can lead to some 
serious overeating and calorie overload, because lets be real, we 
weren't sitting in front of a big bowl of strawberries.<br />
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The fix: Don't eat snacks straight from the container. You'll usually
 end up spacing out and eating a whole pint of ice cream you swore would
 last you two days (RIP cookie dough). Instead, opt for a small bowl or 
plate to eat from. This way you'll eat just enough to be satisfied, and 
not eat just because there are still snacks in front of you.<br />
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3. Eating too quickly There are plenty of reasons why one might scarf
 down their food. Maybe you skipped out on breakfast and that chicken 
sandwhich at lunchtime looks like water after being stranded in the 
desert. Perhaps you're pressed for time and need to quickly finish your 
meal and continue on your way. Whatever the reason, eating too quickly 
is bad news. Your brain can't let your stomach know its full until about
 15 to 20 minutes after you've started eating. If you've finished your 
meal in less than 10 minutes you won't feel full and will end up eating 
way more than necessary.<br />
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The fix: Slow it down, even if you feel you're in a rush. Take the 
time to fully chew your food before swallowing. Try and put your fork or
 spoon down in between bites to slow down your chowing. Drinking water 
in between bites can can also slow you down and make you feel fuller as 
you eat. <br />
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5. Not eating enough throughout the day This one should be 
self-explanatory. Not getting enough food throughout the day is all 
around bad news. It can cause your energy levels to spike, slow your 
metabolism, lead you to overeat later in the day and generally make your
 body very upset with you. It can even cause less obvious symptoms such 
as mood swings and insomnia.<br />
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 and dinner. Every meal doesn't have to be a feast if you're constantly 
on the go, but try and find the time to eat something substantial at 
these times of the day. If you really can't do three meals a day, make 
sure you have plenty of healthy, calorie rich snacks to make up for the 
meals you're missing.<br />
What is one of your worst eating habits? Let us know in the comments.<br />
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10 Eating Habits For Healthy and Glowing Skin

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