Want youthful, glowing skin? It all starts with what you eat! From protein and fasting to antioxidants and skincare, we break down the best ways to slow aging and boost collagen naturally. Don’t miss this!
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Few things have a grip on people quite like sugar.
Four Main Causes of Skin Aging:
Collagen Depletion: We lose about 1% of our skin’s collagen thickness annually, and up to 2% post-menopause (1:24). Dr. Youn recommends increasing protein intake to support collagen structure.
Chronic Inflammation: Primarily caused by sugar, which can deform collagen fibers through glycation and trigger insulin spikes (2:05).
Oxidation/Free Radicals: Often found in ultra-processed foods. He suggests eating a “rainbow” of fruits and vegetables rich in antioxidants to neutralize free radicals (2:31).
Cellular Waste: A buildup of internal waste products inhibits cell function. He promotes intermittent fasting to trigger autophagy, the body’s natural recycling and regenerative process (3:01).
Dr. Youn’s Recommendations:
Intermittent Fasting: He suggests a gentle approach: two days a week, stop eating at 8:00 p.m. and fast until noon the next day (16-hour window) (5:17). This helps the body clean out cellular waste.
Dietary Focus: He highlights the benefits of cutting out processed foods, added sugars, gluten, and dairy, while incorporating healthy fats and polyphenol-rich foods that promote autophagy (8:31).
Skincare Routine: He recommends a simple two-minute skincare regimen (10:06). His routine includes:
Morning: Cleanser, antioxidant serum, and sunscreen (10:28).
Evening: A retinol or, for those with sensitive skin/rosacea, bakuchiol (10:40).
Dr. Youn emphasizes that these lifestyle changes—combined with high-quality, fragrance-free skincare—can significantly improve skin quality, often making people look up to five years younger after two months of consistency (10:24).
So my morning fruit and yoghurt is a no no? 🤔? Ok
why does the hosts face look like stone and emotionless? even when she tries to smile she looks so emotionless. No facial movement or personality