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Glow From Within: Diet and Lifestyle Changes for Better Skin

byNiketa SonavaneConsult online across India or visit clinic in Andheri West, MumbaiStarts from2,500 per sessionView full gallery

You can apply all the creams in the world, but your skin reflects what is happening inside. Let's look at the real triggers like diet, hormones, and stress that build a healthy, natural glow.

When your dermatologist says "no sugar," it's for a good reason. Sugar triggers glycation, which breaks down collagen and accelerates aging. It also spikes insulin, leading to more oil and inflammation. Avoiding it is a key step toward clearer, more youthful skin.

When I advise patients to avoid dairy, it's because it can be a major trigger for acne and inflammation in many people. Cutting out milk, curd, paneer, and even whey protein can lead to clearer pores and a more balanced, glowing complexion.

I was happy to share my thoughts with Elle Gourmet on the sea moss trend. This ocean superfood is rich in minerals and antioxidants that can support gut health and promote a natural glow from within.

As I explained in my Elle Gourmet feature, sea moss can be beneficial for skin both internally and topically. It acts as a prebiotic to support a healthy gut, which often shows up as healthier skin. Topically, its gel-like texture provides intense hydration.

Is drinking sea moss the ultimate health and skin boost? In my Elle Gourmet article, I dive into what the experts say about this wellness trend and its surprising skin benefits.

So, is sea moss worth the hype? As I told Elle Gourmet, it can be a great addition to your wellness routine if used mindfully, but it's not a miracle fix. Think of it as a supplement, not a solution, and always consult your doctor first.

How should you actually use sea moss? In my Elle Gourmet feature, I emphasize that quality is paramount. Always look for pure, wildcrafted sea moss that has been tested for heavy metals to ensure you're getting the real benefits.

About Glow From Within: Diet & Lifestyle

Before you switch your moisturizer again, let's look at your plate. Common triggers like hidden sugars and dairy often drive inflammation, oiliness, and acne. If you have been struggling to clear up your skin despite a religious 10-step routine, the solution is not another product—it is identifying the specific dietary habits causing your breakouts.

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