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Use These 3 Healing Vitamins to Naturally Clear Your Skin From Within

01/18/2015 by Calleigh

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If you want to naturally clear your skin, keep in mind that the foods you put in your body plays a big role in your skin’s texture and appearance.

For example, some vitamins offer great skin benefits, such as preventing fine lines, minimizing wrinkles, evening your complexion, improving skin’s glowing, reducing acne, and hydrating skin from within.

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Here’s a look at some healing vitamins that you can use to clear your skin the natural way.

Did you Know?

Don’t forget, vitamin A can also be used topically via retinoid creams, and it can help treat aging and severe acne. Many skincare products use vitamin A, but it’s important to use vitamin A with care when applying it topically, especially if you have sensitive skin. Skin is also more vulnerable to the sun after application, so avoid sun exposure if you’re using vitamin A topically.

① Supplement #1. Vitamin A For Reducing Acne
Many people are deficient in vitamin A, and if you’re not getting enough vitamin A in your diet, you may need a good supplement. While multivitamins include this vitamin, they usually only offer it in small amounts. In addition to your multivitamin and the food you eat, you can take as much as 10,000IU daily.

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Skin Benefits
Vitamin A is important for healthy skin, and if you don’t have enough vitamin E, your skin may look flaky and dry. Vitamin A not only helps repair and maintain skin, it also helps to exfoliate skin, giving you skin that is glowing and smooth.

This vitamin helps keep skin looking young by slowing the breakdown of collagen and elastin and increasing collagen production. It can also help to reduce problems with rosacea.

Even sebum production is reduced by vitamin A, which helps to reduce problems with acne. It also works to treat pigmentation and dark spots by keeping melanin granules from clustering.

What to Eat
To get more vitamin A, start drinking milk and eat more eggs, liver and milk since these foods offer a natural source of vitamin A.



② Supplement #2. Protect Skin with Vitamin E
Vitamin E oil is an excellent vitamin that can help protect your skin from free radicals. If you’ve used vitamin E oil, you know how wonderful this rich oil can be for skin. While it works well topically, it also offers some great benefits when you begin ingesting vitamin E.

Skin Benefits
Vitamin E has excellent anti-inflammatory properties, and these properties help it protect skin from free radicals, which are known to cause many skin problems, such as wrinkles and dryness.

When you have enough vitamin E in your body, it may help keep skin protected from the sun’s harmful rays, which often cause inflammatory effects. This means that having enough of this vitamin may actually reduce the risk of premature aging and skin cancer due to exposure of the sun.

Individuals that deal with psoriasis and dermatitis deal with uncomfortable, problematic skin. However, these inflammatory skin problems can be treated with vitamin E, since it helps suppression arachidonic acid formation.

The verdict…
Vitamin E offers so many benefits. It can help treat mature, aging skin, yet it also offers a natural acne treatment for teens dealing with acne. Not only does this vitamin offer great beauty benefits, but it offers many health benefits as well

What to Eat
If you want to get more vitamin E in your diet, start using oils like soybean or canola oil.

Foods you can consume to get plenty of vitamin E include chard, collards, almonds, turnip greens, sunflower seeds, kale, Brussel sprouts, spinach, broccoli, bell peppers, and asparagus.



③ Supplement #3. CoEnzyme Q10 For Reversing Damage
If you’re not familiar with CoQ10, it’s important to know that it’s an antioxidant that your body produces naturally. Unfortunately, as you age, the levels of this antioxidant begin to wane.

You have the most CoQ10 in your body during your twenties, but as you grow older, you should start taking a supplement of this important antioxidant if you want to keep skin looking young.

Skin Benefits
CoQ10 is a powerful antioxidant that helps to prevent free radicals from damaging the skin, and this antioxidant can also help to reverse damage that has already been done by helping to maintain the skin’s elastin and collagen.

A lack of elastin and collagen often result in the loose skin that often comes with aging. Many skincare products include CoQ10 in them, but it’s more effective to take this antioxidant internally for clearer, younger looking skin.

What to Eat
Coenzyme Q-10 helps produce energy and neutralizes harmful free radicals. Beef and chicken are some of the richest sources of coenzyme Q-10 as well as fatty fish like cold water fish like salmon, herring and tuna.

Not all coenzyme Q-10 sources are animal based. Peanuts are one of the heartiest plant sources of the substance as well as sesame seeds, pistachio nuts and soybean oil.

And some of your favorite fruits and vegetables add a bit more coenzyme Q-10 to your diet. Fruits like strawberries and veggies like cauliflower and broccoli further up your coenzyme Q-10 intake.

Or you can opt in taking the coenzyme Q-10 supplement to boost the amount of the nutrient you get in your diet.

Bottom Line
Begin taking a supplement of CoQ10 if you want to prevent future damage and repair damage that has already been done to your skin.

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Comments

  1. Aashi says

    07/07/2015 at 6:30 pm

    any bdy cn hav dis COQ10 tab?? is thr any side effcts ??

    • Calleigh says

      07/07/2015 at 9:03 pm

      hi Aashi,

      CoQ10 is an antioxidant supplement.

  2. perla says

    03/06/2015 at 11:41 pm

    Can i take coenzyme??im breastfeeding..

  3. praj says

    02/19/2015 at 2:24 am

    my skin is dark and im 23 yr old. suggest me one simplest treatment for lighten my skin plz

  4. suman says

    02/09/2015 at 2:29 am

    Hi, m suffering from seasonal edema of foot nd handa. How can i treat it ..pls give me advice

  5. minerva says

    02/01/2015 at 8:11 am

    Is it okay to take all those 3 supplements daily or we have to choose one only? What is the difference of 100mg of UBIQUINOL COQ10 from COQ10 alone? Thanks

    • Calleigh says

      02/02/2015 at 2:39 am

      @Minerva,
      Just choose one or two the least and alternate the usage. Also, try eating the foods that are rich on these nutrients, these will give your skin a nice texture and suppleness.

  6. najia han says

    01/25/2015 at 2:22 am

    You did not mention the foods in which v could find the 3rd vita

    • Calleigh says

      01/26/2015 at 3:55 am

      @Najia Han,
      I just added the foods rich in Q-10 – sorry, I overlooked it.

  7. Deepa Kasat says

    01/22/2015 at 11:37 am

    At wat age these supplements are recommended?

  8. sravs says

    01/22/2015 at 8:10 am

    Hi
    My skin coumplexon is black and my mouth area is to dark please tell me some remedy for improve my skin complex and clear skin

  9. Nowf says

    01/22/2015 at 7:59 am

    Is it ok if I drink vitamin a, e and c everyday different tablet???
    Cos I’m taking vitamin e and c would like to add vitamin a…

  10. melissa culam says

    01/19/2015 at 4:40 am

    Where to buy Coenzyme Q10

    • Calleigh says

      01/19/2015 at 1:36 pm

      @Melissa Culam,
      You can buy Coenzyme Q10 at your local health stores or you can order it online like Amazon.com

  11. Benu jain says

    01/19/2015 at 3:27 am

    Plz tell me…what is the name of co-enzyme Q10…suppliment which we hav to eat.

    • Calleigh says

      01/19/2015 at 1:38 pm

      @Benu Jain,
      There’s no other term for the Coenzyme Q10 supplement, that’s the real name. You can check your local health stores of pharmacy on that.

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