Choosing a balanced diet is critical to allow the body to function smoothly, feel energetic, and have great skin. 

Have you noticed any problems with your skin lately? A first step to solving them might be to review your daily diet: what do you eat, do you eat regularly, and do you devote enough time to meals? Skin irritation or other issues are often the first sign of malnutrition. It’s important not to abuse processed foods, alcoholic beverages, and sweets rich in sugar to make sure that your body is maintaining the balance of nutrients necessary to keep you happy, healthy, and looking gorgeous.

However, if you are struggling with your complexion we highlights four major issues that could be linked yo your diet.

Eczema

Skin eczema often occurs in people who are allergic to milk. Try to reduce or abandon dairy products for a while to see if the issue improves. Taking probiotics can also help the issue.

Acne

If you suffer from acne or have a recent increase in acne, you should evaluate how much sugar you consume. It stimulates inflammatory processes which often exacerbate acne. It’s also important to get enough omega-3 fatty acids with food because they help reduce inflammation.

Assess whether you are getting enough Vitamin A and Zinc, as a deficiency of which can cause acne.

Acne and skin irritation can also be triggered by stress, so it’s very important to manage it in a timely manner. Try soothing breathing techniques, yoga, mediation, or take time for your favourite relaxing activities.

Psoriasis

Sometimes psoriasis is caused by the body difficulty digesting gluten. Consider how you can avoid it and replace certain foods with gluten – free options.

Another sign of psoriasis may be impaired liver function. In this case, plan to spend a few days cleansing the body of alcohol and sugary snacks. Consider foods or supplements that would facilitate the flushing of the liver. However, if the issue persists, consult you doctor.

Swollen Face

A swollen face can be a skin of allergies to dairy products and gluten. Often in this case, you also feel bloated or have a general unpleasant feeling of fullness. Evaluate how you can change your diet. It’s  worth looking into alternatives to milk or giving up foods and products that contain gluten.