Want beautiful skin? Start these habits

A balanced metabolism, a diet rich in protein and vitamin B, and a reduction in sugar intake make the skin look supple and the face look radiant.

Magh 15, 2082

Kantipur Reporter

Want beautiful skin? Start these habits

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As we age, the body's cells gradually weaken, which results in wrinkles on the skin.

Although this problem cannot be completely eliminated, it can be reduced to a large extent by adopting a proper diet and a healthy lifestyle. For a beautiful face and a fit body, the body's metabolism must first be balanced. When metabolism is disturbed, wrinkles can appear quickly. Therefore, it is necessary to pay special attention to your daily diet. Reducing carbohydrates and processed foods has a positive effect.

Eat protein-rich foods

Protein is a very important nutrient for the repair and reconstruction of the skin. The body should take the necessary protein according to its weight. Fish, meat, and eggs are good sources of protein. Soybeans, lentils, almonds, and dried fruits are the best options for vegetarians.

Eat with vitamin 'B'

Vitamin 'B' is also necessary to reduce wrinkles. Vitamin 'B' is found in abundance in dairy products like milk, yogurt, paneer, and cheese. Including these foods in your daily diet keeps your skin healthy and attractive.

Reduce sugar intake

Consuming too much sugar makes the skin look older faster. It reduces the elasticity of the skin and increases wrinkles. Therefore, the use of sugar in tea, sweets and other sweet foods should be reduced. After reducing sugar, the skin will glow in a short time and the face will start looking tight.

- Based on a conversation with Dr. Seema Sitaula, a consultant dermatologist and manager of Face Forward Anti-Aging Clinic,

Kantipur

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