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Should you be taking Zinc for your skin health?

Should you be taking Zinc for your skin health?

There is no magic pill when it comes to acne or better skin, but zinc is a first line treatment when it comes with skin conditions like hormonal acne, breakouts and oily skin.  Let's take a look at what zinc does.. Zinc is an essential mineral that is needed for numerous healthy bodily functions, like supporting the immune system, healing wounds, and assisting in DNA/protein synthesis and growth. Zinc is not stored for long periods of time in the body, so daily consumption is important for overall maintained health. Our top layer of our skin contains more zinc than any layer underneath, which is...

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9 Commonly Used Skin Care Ingredients That Could Be Disrupting Your Hormones

9 Commonly Used Skin Care Ingredients That Could Be Disrupting Your Hormones

As a Clinical Nutritionist, I educate my patients on the importance of reading  labels—not just food labels, but skincare-product labels as well. And here’s why: 

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Constipated? It might be affecting your skin.

Constipated? It might be affecting your skin.

It’s not exactly dinner conversation, but constipation is something that you and I should really talk about. Constipation isn’t merely a painful inconvenience. It can impact many areas of your health and wellbeing, sometimes in very surprising ways.  Skin conditions such as puffiness, acne, dark circles under the eyes and even rashes can all stem from internal gut issues. When your bowel movements are regular, chances are that your insides are working well. Regularity, Constipation, and Women Before I delve into solutions for constipation, I'll chat about some quick basics. There is a wide variation in what is considered to be ‘normal’ in terms...

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Jacqui Evans
A three step skin care regime that actually works

A three step skin care regime that actually works

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