subject: Acne Diet - Acne Cure Diet Treatment [print this page] Have you ever thought possible that the reason you have acne is due to your eating habits? Well that's true. If you have bad eating habits, your diet is most likely playing a negative role in your acne skin disorders. If your body lacks certain vital nutrients, you can generate acne and on the other hand, certain type of foods can just worsen your existing acne or create new ones.
Our bodies contain toxins and by our ways of eating, these can accumulate much more and when food and toxins are not effectively processed by our digestive system because it lacks certain important nutrients, some get released through the skin in the form of acne for instance.
So if you're not paying proper attention to your nutrition, you better do so now. What you need is a balanced healthy diet containing all the vital nutrients your body needs. Opt for natural foods as far as possible including most of the following:
(1) Vegetables
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Lettuce
Tomato
Asparagus
Green beans
Cabbage
Brussel sprouts
Onions
Garlic
Eggplant
(2) Fruits
Papaya
Banana
Orange
Peach
Kiwi
Guava
Apple
Pear
Water melon
(3) Complex Carbohydrates
Oatmeal
Potato
Sweet Potato
Yam/taro
Wholewheat bread
Wholewheat pasta
Brown bread
Brown rice
(4) Protein
Opt for lean meat.
Skinless chicken breast/turkey breast
White fish
Salmon
Lean beef
Egg whites
Red lentils
(5) Healthy Fats
Get your intake of healthy fats.
Olive oil
Omega-3 fish oil(Mostly found in oily fish like salmon, sardine, trout, herring)
Canola oil
The above list is in no way an exhaustive list but these foods can form part of your acne cure diet treatment and you will get positive results from your acne problems.
Also, be sure to drink lots of water and add exercises in your daily activities. And limit foods containing saturated fats mostly from animal fats, oily, fried and greasy foods, refined sugars, alcohol, coffee, processed foods eg canned foods. What we ingest in our bodies can have a positive or negative effect because our bodies assimilate it differently. If it's good quality food, it will reward our body and if it isn't, it will have a bad effect.
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