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The Best
Skin Care Tips for Natural Skin Care

We all want to know the skin care tips of the stars, how they look so great all the time – or maybe we just assume that it’s all plastic surgery or photoshop tricks.

The truth is we can have beautiful skin that looks great at any age through natural skin care and healthy living.

One thing that I have learned over the years is that certain ingredients are in everything. While these ingredients might not be harmful in small doses, in large quantities it can become a problem.



Sugar & Artificial Sweeteners

Sugar and artificial sweeteners are in almost every food product we buy these days, why? Because they are addictive substances, they appeal more to our senses and once you start eating them, it’s incredibly hard to stop.

There’s nothing wrong with eating a little sugar, or a small amount of artificial sweeteners.

However many of us have lost the meaning of portion sizes and sugar control. In 1986 the average sugar consumption by Americans was 26 pounds per year, as of 2008 the average sugar consumption by Americans was 120 pounds per year! That’s an entire person’s body weight worth of sugar, and an astonishing 460% increase in just 22 years.

Avoiding sugar and artificial sweeteners is one of the best skin care tips, and best life tip you will ever get. Why?


Side Effects of Sugar

  • Sugar robs the body of nutrients, which in turn can leave your skin dry and brittle
  • It can rob the skin of elasticity and function (what makes your skin youthful), leaving worsened stretch marks, wrinkles, and signs of aging
  • It’s linked to many forms of cancer and yeast infections
  • It disturbs mineral relationships in your body, it can cause your body to have a hard time absorbing calcium and magnesium – which are essential for healthy skin and a healthy body.
  • It lowers Vitamin E levels of the body which are essential for glowing radiant skin.
  • It can contribute to Eczema, by robbing the body of essential nutrients and fibers.
  • It is capable of changing the structure of collagen
  • ARE YOU STARTING TO UNDERSTAND WHY THIS IS A GOOD SKIN CARE TIP?



    Side Effects of Artificial Sweeteners

  • Linked to many types of cancers
  • Can cause cell damage, not just to skin cells but all cells, which weakens your immune system. Meaning your body is not as capable of fighting off free radicals and signs of aging set in faster.
  • May cause allergic reactions.
  • Can cause panic attacks and increased nervousness – stress and panic can cause an array of skin problems ranging from eczema to acne.

This is just a small list of health problems that sugar and artificial sweeteners can cause, by avoiding these substances or eliminating them from your diet as much as possible, you will receive numerous health benefits other than glowing skin.

Other benefits of eliminating sugar:

  • Increased concentration.
  • Healthier, stronger teeth.
  • Better hair and nails.
  • Stronger immune system.
  • Weight loss.
  • Better eyesight and more.

The recommended amount of sugar by dietitians is ‘the less the better’, however as a gauge they recommend 25 grams of sugar or less per day, or 15 grams or less per day if you’re trying to lose weight.

By implementing these skin care tips into your daily routine, you are creating a healthier environment for your body, and your skin will thank you for it.



Need Help Getting Started?

Check out the free Sugar-"Less" Cookbook for delicious recipe ideas, omitting artificial sweeteners and going mostly sugarless .

Click here to download the Free Sugar-"Less" Cookbook (PDF file)

Note: Mac users, make sure you open in Adobe or another PDF file reader. This will not work in the "Preview" default on your computer.


Good Sugar

One good use for sugar is as a facial Sugar Scrub!
Would you like to try a gentle sugar scrub on your skin?

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