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    Unlock Glowing Skin from Your Kitchen Not Creams

    Health February 20, 20262 Mins Read
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    New Delhi, February 20. In a world obsessed with pricey skincare serums and facials, the real secret to radiant skin might be hiding in your everyday meals. Science and Ayurveda agree: nourishing your body from within trumps temporary topical fixes every time.

    Market shelves are flooded with products promising instant glow, but they often deliver short-lived results. Contrast that with the powerhouse nutrients in home-cooked food that can transform your skin to gold-standard perfection. Ayurveda teaches us that nutritional deficiencies and fatigue first show up on the face—think dryness, wrinkles, dark spots, pigmentation, and premature aging.

    While many turn to dermatologists for skin woes, few realize the ultimate healer resides in the kitchen. Skin cells constantly renew themselves, demanding vitamins, minerals, healthy fats, and proteins for repair. These essentials come straight from your plate, not a jar.

    Start with Vitamin C, the vitality booster that fights aging signs and pumps up collagen production. Load up on amla, lemon water, oranges, sweet limes, papayas, bell peppers, and broccoli to fade dark spots and brighten your complexion.

    Next, Omega-3 fatty acids combat inflammation and keep skin hydrated. Incorporate flaxseeds, walnuts, chia seeds, and fatty fish into your diet for that plump, dewy look.

    Antioxidants are your shield against free radicals, aiding repair and slowing wrinkles. Sip green tea, munch on tomatoes, beets, pomegranates, and leafy greens for lasting protection.

    Finally, proteins build new cells, strengthening nails and hair too. Opt for lentils, soybeans, chickpeas, paneer, yogurt, eggs, and tofu to fuel this process.

    Ditch the expensive creams—your thali holds the true treasure for timeless beauty.

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