Healthy

The types of food that cause acne

We want to keep our skin healthy. That sounds easy, but looks can be deceiving. No matter how well you take care of your skin, it’s possible that you suffer from acne. Unfortunately, there are plenty of foods that can increase the chance of getting acne.

  1. Chocolate

This one is most often mentioned when it comes to acne. It’s the produced flavours that cause acne, such as strawberries, caramel etc. Those added sugars are the culprits.

2. Cheese

Unfortunately, it’s true that cheese can be one reason you have acne. Lactose promotes the growth of acne.

3. Pizza

Pizza is full of fat, carbohydrates and cheese. All bad for your skin.

Close-up of Pizza

4. Sushi

This is mainly about the rice. It contains a lot of glycerine, which causes your blood sugar to rise. That in turn causes the acne.

5. Grains

Have you ever heard that whole grain products are healthier than white products? That’s right! White products contain produced grains. Think white flour, white noodles and white rice. These processed grains cause the insulin level in your blood to rise and the sebum production to increase: thus acne.

6. Fast food

Fast food is full of carbohydrates, refined grains and fat. When you eat fast food, you ingest all those substances. Due to the increase in these substances, your hormones get confused, and you get acne as a result.

Fries and Burger on Plate

7. White rice/white bread/cake

The sugar and carbohydrates in these foods tend to get into your blood really quickly. That means they are high on the glycemic index, a measure of how foods affect blood sugar.

Love, Skye Lewis/Deem ❀

You can also follow me on FacebookTwitterInstagramTwitch and TikTok

Images source: Pexels

Advertisement

14 thoughts on “The types of food that cause acne

Een reactie plaatsen

Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s