10 Foods That Can Help You Look Younger
A staple of the Mediterranean diet, extra virgin olive oil is a monounsaturated fat packed with vitamin A and polyphenols.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
When you're looking for antioxidant benefits for skin, be sure to choose skin-on almonds (or almond butter), as the antioxidants are most concentrated in the almond skin.
Almonds
Both tasty seafoods are incredibly easy to prepare, making it simple to add more into your diet—even on busy weeknights.
Salmon and Shrimp
Try replacing your cup of coffee with green tea a few days a week, noting it does have about 29 milligrams of caffeine per cup
Green Tea
Add blueberries, raspberries, or blackberries by the handful to your morning oatmeal or smoothie. Or enjoy berries as an after-dinner benefits for your skin.
Berries
They too are high in vitamin C, which has been shown to help improve overall skin health and reverse aging with both diet and topical use.
Bell Peppers
Kale is also a good source of vitamins A, C, E, and K, and has been shown to increase collagen and elastin levels in the skin.
Kale
This tropical, fiber-rich fruit has more vitamin C than any other food, says Ramallo, with more than four times our daily requirement in just one cup.
Guava
They contain omega-3s, which also benefit our body's largest organ. Skin is made up of what's called a lipid (fat) matrix, and it's able to protect and hydrate itself
Chia Seeds
Processed and heated forms of cocoa have significantly lower levels of flavanols. Try adding foods like cacao nibs, cacao powder, or stone-ground chocolate products.
Cocoa
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