Acne Program - Step 5 Foods to Stop Eating
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Acne Program - Step 5: Foods to Avoid
Overview
Transforming your diet is crucial for achieving clear, smooth, and healthy skin. Discover which foods might be contributing to your acne.
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Understanding the Connection
While many dermatologists and doctors may overlook the link between diet, a toxic colon, liver health, and acne, the foods you consume can significantly impact your skin.
If diet truly had no effect, medical treatments alone would easily clear acne without the need for long-term medications, which often come with side effects.
In "Food and Healing" (1986), Annemarie Colbin highlights:
> "In a systems view of the body, input of all kinds relates to output of all kinds. Food, therefore, would have a definite relationship to matter pushed out through the skin. I am continually amazed that dermatologists persist in viewing the skin as merely a protective envelope for the body... In my experience, diet has everything to do with acne. Not only did I fix my own bad skin through correct eating, but I have seen severe cases... completely cured within three months by a change of diet."
Foods to Avoid
If you smoke, consume alcohol, or drink coffee, this program might be less effective. These habits can disrupt your body’s mineral and vitamin balance, hindering your journey to better health.
Here are the foods to gradually remove from your diet:
1. White Bread: Lacks nutritional value, difficult to digest, and can cause constipation.
2. Chocolate: Opt for chocolates without saturated fats and sugars, as these are unhealthy for your skin.
3. Fried and Fatty Foods: Avoid fried items, butter, cheeses, and beef.
4. Packaged Foods: Often devoid of nutrients, these require your body to use extra minerals and vitamins for digestion and offer no fiber, leading to constipation.
5. Artificial Flavors and Preservatives: These are non-nutritive and highly toxic, stored by your body as waste.
6. Dairy Products: Milk, ice cream, and hard cheeses can cause allergies, produce mucus, and interfere with internal functions, potentially leading to acne if not digested properly.
7. Sodas: These are high in sugar and phosphoric acid, making them the worst drink option.
8. Sugar: Often called "white poison," it contributes to numerous health issues and should be significantly reduced.
9. Salt: Specifically iodized salt, as iodine can trigger acne.
10. Excess Vitamin B12: Can exacerbate or cause acne in some individuals.
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Changing your diet requires determination and patience. Start gradually, and observe improvements over six months. Your journey to clearer skin begins with the choices you make today.
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