A new study has shown that Sugar has a
powerful effect on our cells and can cause the formation of skin
wrinkling and aging. The use of the sweetener in moderation is fine
but the typical amounts included in the standard American diet is
above what is would be considered healthy, researchers recently
discovered that sugar can be as dangerous to the skin as the Sun.
Wrinkling,aging cells and general body deterioration are all related
to the amount of sugars we consume.
How do sugars age the body
Doctors at The American Academy of
Dermatology revealed the process of how sugars interact with the
cells of the skin, it was clear that sugars can have a damaging
effect on the skin; sugars have the ability to age the body from the
inside out. Most of us are familiar with collagen, in the simplest
terms collagen is what holds your skin elasticity, if you have little
collagen damage you look younger; the sun, smoking and sugar causes
damage to the skin collagen. Sugar love to attach to your collagen
from when sugars enter your bloodstream.
This was explained by Dr Farris of The
American Academy of Dermatology
"One of the molecules (sugar)
loves to attach to is collagen and also elastin. So these molecules,
which of course keep your skin plump, keep your skin firm and wrinkle
free, actually become damaged during the glycation process," Dr.
Farris said
Sugar addiction is
real, sugars are very addictive substance that can take over your
diet, switching to artificial sweeteners are not a good option;
artificial sweeteners are linked to cancer, diabetes and heart
disease. It may surprise people to know that artificial sweeteners
Splenda(sucralose),Equal( Aspartame) and Sweet and Low( saccharin)
are all chemical creations and can damage the organs of the body. The
bottom line is that you must address your diet and your possible
addiction to sugars, there is only one diet in the world that has
been proven to stop sugar addition. The diet reversed the drug like
effect of sweeteners so you can ingest sugar safely. This was proven
in over 10 countries
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