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 If you are a beauty conscious, and don't want to use anything but foods to fights wrinkles on your face, neck or other parts of your body, then good news!There is a fruit that can lead the charge.  It's Papaya. What makes papaya so perfect? Easy. Vitamin C. Papaya has loads of it, and getting lots of vitamin C may mean more youthful skin -- fewer wrinkles and less thinning and dryness. A recent study in women over 40 confirmed it.   The Mysteries of C  Vitamin C is a natural friend to skin. The nutrient is essential for making collagen, the protein fibers that give skin its strength and resiliency. And being a powerful antioxidant, C also disarms free radicals that would otherwise chip away and weaken collagen. (Did you know? Vitamin CVitamin C helps protect skin from this sun scourge.)  More Food for Your Face  A little extra vitamin C isn't all it takes to plump your complexion. Here are a few more food tips that can help keep your face fresh:
If you are a beauty conscious, and don't want to use anything but foods to fights wrinkles on your face, neck or other parts of your body, then good news!There is a fruit that can lead the charge.  It's Papaya. What makes papaya so perfect? Easy. Vitamin C. Papaya has loads of it, and getting lots of vitamin C may mean more youthful skin -- fewer wrinkles and less thinning and dryness. A recent study in women over 40 confirmed it.   The Mysteries of C  Vitamin C is a natural friend to skin. The nutrient is essential for making collagen, the protein fibers that give skin its strength and resiliency. And being a powerful antioxidant, C also disarms free radicals that would otherwise chip away and weaken collagen. (Did you know? Vitamin CVitamin C helps protect skin from this sun scourge.)  More Food for Your Face  A little extra vitamin C isn't all it takes to plump your complexion. Here are a few more food tips that can help keep your face fresh:  - Munch on walnuts. In the vitamin C study, researchers also noted that diets rich in linoleic acid -- an essential fatty acid in walnuts -- meant moister, plumper skin. 
- Ease up on fats and refined carbs. Scientists found both were linked to aging skin. 
- Think whole grains. The magnesium and B vitamins you get from them help with the regeneration of skin cells. 
- Keep the fruits and veggies coming. To stay smooth and healthy, your skin needs a whole slew of antioxidant-rich produce. 
 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
2 comments:
korek! kaya nga dami nagsulputan na papaya products here sa Pinas e. anyways ... A Very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year to you and your family!!!
oo nga, i was once a fan of it :-)
merry christmas din dear!
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