The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
note that caution about vitamin A supplementation in excess and also make sure you're avoiding excessive amounts of Highly processed foods you know I mentioned earlier these Advanced glycation end products these are things that are present in a lot of processed foods like crackers and chips and things like that that make those Foods inflammatory
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when these highly processed foods are basically made right they're constructed um they involve the interactions between sugars and proteins and fats at high heat that make them stable on the shelf or in packaging and those can be very inflammatory and that can show up in the form of reactive skin it can make your psoriasis worse yes it can make your acne worse it can make your skin more tender and painful
those Advanced glycation end products and the high glycemic load that comes from those processed foods can really exacerbate inflammatory responses in skin and set for it a whole domino set of issues related to hormone Pathways and cell growth Pathways that make everything acne psoriasis and overall appearance worse yes your skin will appear to age faster