Health and Nutrition
Anti-Aging Foods That Make You Look Younger Naturally
Discover dermatologist-approved foods that boost collagen, fight wrinkles, and keep your skin glowing at any age.
- Yitzhak Eitan
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Most of us, at some point in life, wonder whether we look our age. The answer depends on several factors including skin quality, hair condition, and of course, wrinkles. Is it possible to appear younger by simply adding a few specific foods to your diet? According to board-certified dermatologists Dr. Anna Chacon, Dr. Elaine F. Kung, and Dr. Enrizza P. Factor, the answer is yes. These are the foods they recommend for healthier, more youthful skin:
1. Egg Whites
"Egg whites naturally contain skin-supportive compounds, in addition to being a source of high-quality, nourishing protein," says Dr. Chacon. "The collagen in egg whites can help support the skin. Up to seven eggs a week is a recommended amount."
2. Spinach
This leafy green is rich in calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, folic acid, and more. Dr. Kung notes that "foods rich in vitamins A, C, E, and carotenoids are excellent for skin health and help prevent premature aging."
3. Pomegranate
Pomegranates are well known for their powerful health benefits. "They are rich in anti-inflammatory compounds and antioxidants that may improve skin elasticity and protect against skin damage and early aging," explains Dr. Factor. Just one pomegranate provides around 28 mg of vitamin C which is nearly 50% of the daily recommended intake.
4. Tomatoes
"Tomatoes are considered a great skin-nourishing superfood," says Dr. Chacon. "They’re high in beta-carotene and vitamin C, both of which contribute to glowing, fresh-looking skin." The lycopene in tomatoes also helps the skin defend itself against damage.
5. Avocado
"Avocados have long been considered a top superfood for radiant skin at any age," says Dr. Chacon. "They’re especially helpful as we get older." Besides their benefits for skin preservation, avocados are rich in vitamin E and healthy fats.
6. Fatty Fish
"Fish skin is a rich source of collagen," says Dr. Elaine F. Kung. "Salmon, in particular, is an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, which can help promote collagen production in the body."
Adding these nutrient-packed foods to your regular diet may not only help slow the signs of aging but also improve overall skin tone, texture, and resilience, helping you look and feel younger, naturally.