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The Exam Room by the Physicians Committee

Healthy Skin & Your Diet: From Acne to Wrinkles

The Exam Room by the Physicians Committee

Physicians Committee

Nutrition, Medicine, Health & Fitness

4.93.5K Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2019

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

If we are what we eat, then how much of our looks are determined by our food choices?

 

According to Dr. Niyati Sharma, quite a bit! On this episode of The Exam Room™ podcast, the plant-based dermatologist joins "The Weight Loss Champion" Chuck Carroll to discuss the connection between the food on your plate and the face you see in the mirror.

 

The pair examine the relationship between nutrition and acne, dry skin, psoriasis, hair loss, wrinkles and a host of other common conditions. Dr. Sharma also details how being overweight can increase your risk of being diagnosed with many of those ailments.  

 

And what should we be eating to stay young? Dr. Sharma will reveal her best and worst foods to keep your skin looking young and vibrant!

 

Plus, Chuck is joined by YouTube sensations Nina and Randa Nelson. The identical twins have gained a major following thanks to their fun videos and skin care tips. The California-based sisters have been vegan their entire lives and are the authors of The Clear Skin Diet. Their philosophy is simple: heal the body from the inside out by eliminating foods that are believed to be major causes of acne.

 

Among their many fans is Dr. Neal Barnard.

 

"Damage from acne is not just physical but psychological, too," Barnard said. "Nina and Randa are successfully teaching others how to overcome the physical and emotional challenges. These girls are true leaders."

 

So put on your headphones and facial mask! You're about to learn how a plant-based diet can help keep the skin looking young and fresh!

 

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Twitter: @ChuckCarrollWLC / @PCRM / @NinaAndRanda

 

IG: @ChuckCarrollWLC / @PhysiciansCommittee / @Dr_Vegan / @NinaAndRanda

 

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Well, hello there.

0:08.1

And welcome to the Exam Room Podcast brought to you by the Physicians Committee.

0:11.4

Hi, I am the Weight Loss Champion Chuck Carroll.

0:13.7

Thanks for giving the show a listen today, a download of you, a follow, wherever it is

0:18.0

that you are, we appreciate the fact that you are here.

0:24.0

You know, it's been said that you are what you eat.

0:28.5

And if that's the case, isn't it then really important that we choose our food wisely?

0:34.8

How much of how we look is actually determined by what we eat?

0:39.0

I'm going to be speaking with plant-based dermatologist Dr. Niyati Sharva today.

0:44.0

She has impeccable credentials and is a master of all things related to your skin.

0:52.2

So just how big of a problem do we have with our epidermis?

0:57.3

Let's take a look at the conditions by the number, shall we?

0:59.8

Start with acne.

1:00.8

Okay, get this.

1:02.2

According to the National Institutes of Health, 80% of us will have some form of an acne outbreak

1:08.1

between the ages of 11 and 30.

1:10.7

And then for a lot of us, those outbreaks can persist for decades longer well into our

1:16.6

50s.

1:18.1

Very common problem.

1:19.8

And psoriasis, that's another big one.

1:22.0

Seven and a half million of everybody in the US is believed to have some case of psoriasis

1:28.0

at some point in their life.

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