Is Your Diet Aging Your Skin?


Is Your Diet Aging Your Skin? - Younger Skin Start In The Gut by Dr. Nigma Talib

Paperback: 264 pages
Publisher: Ulysses Press (March 1, 2016)
Language: English

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There is a lot of talk in the media about the effects our diet can have inside our bodies as well as on the surface of our skin. Younger Skin Starts in the Gut by Dr. Nigma Talib addresses how eating the wrong foods can impact digestion as well as age skin by causing wrinkles, blemishes, and bags among other undesirable outcomes.

Outlined in the book is a 4-week program to “identify and eliminate your skin-aging triggers — Gluten, Wine, Dairy and Sugar.” Wine? Say it isn’t so, Dr. Talib?!

Younger Skin Starts In The Gut by Dr. Nigma Talib

Celebrity, Penelope Cruz has this to day about Dr. Talib’s program:

“Nigma’s comprehensive approach pinpointed exactly what my body needed to give me the optimal glow.”

 

Kate Bosworth says:

“Dr. Nigma gives her patients power through knowledge. She will supply you with the tools to feel your best self — from the inside out. She’s a life changer.”

 

Younger Skin Starts In The Gut by Dr. Nigma Talib

We all know that our skin is the largest organ in the human body. But what does that really mean? It means that our skin is the gateway to our immune system, one of the most important systems we have to prevent and protect against illness and disease. Yet the skin is largely ignored when treating disease or thinking about methods of prevention.

The great thing about the skin is that it can be accessed by dual methods. You can make changes to what you apply to your skin and what is accessible in the environment around your body that can have an effect. But, you can also exercise control over what is ingested into your body that can be distributed throughout and support optimal health (or cause damage) as well.

Dr. Talib has 14 years experience as a naturopathic doctor, medical aesthetician, and leading authority on holistic healthporing over research and treating patients to develop this ground-breaking program to help all of us improve our health and combat the aging process working from the inside out.

“Gut health” is all over the place right now, I keep reading articles and seeing videos about how Americans are suffering from increased bad gut yeast due to our largely processed diets and increasingly sneaky ways food manufacturers are lacing their products with dangerously high levels of sugar and artificial sweeteners that damage our health. Dr. Talib, who considers herself a “biomedical detective” who tries to understand and discover the root cause of her patients’ health issues rather than just treating symptoms. It is this approach that impresses me the most. While she does not advocate throwing away topical methods of supporting skin health such as face and body creams, she rather supports using them in conjunction with internal efforts to improve absorption and digestion of nutrients, improving good gut bacteria while reducing bad bacteria (including information about probiotics), eating more healthy fats and fewer unhealthy ones, fight inflammation that causes health problems, rejuvenating hormones, and reducing life stressors among other important information. Smart!

Included also are Dr. Talib’s personal favorites in skin care products, a 4-week eating plan and a section of simple recipes to get you started on the journey to a younger-feeling, healthier life.

Younger Skin Starts In The Gut by Dr. Nigma Talib

 

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Synopsis:

Eating too much of the wrong foods is bad for your digestion; and what’s worse, it shows up in your face as wrinkles, blemishes, bags and more. Luckily, by identifying and eliminating your skin-aging triggers, you can simultaneously heal your gut, stop this process of “digest-aging†and reverse its negative effects on your skin.

Younger Skin Starts in the Gut provides a complete healthy skin regimen that produces beautiful glowing skin by balancing hormones, preventing inflammation and maintaining well-adjusted digestion. The book’s comprehensive four-week program and healthy recipes provide solutions to eight different signs of aging—including uneven skin tone, puffiness, dark circles and adult acne—and guarantees one blissful result: younger-looking, healthier skin.

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If you’re looking for a book to get you started to a younger looking, healthier you, consider giving Younger Skin Starts In The Gut a read. It’s less than 300 pages long and the information presented is easy to comprehend without being too wordy or throwing a lot of medical jargon at you that is hard to understand.

Do you want to look younger and feel better? What is one thing you’d love to change baout your health?

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Disclaimer: I was provided a copy of this title free of charge to facilitate review. No other compensation was received. All opinions are 100% my own.

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