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The One Drink No One Over 50 Should Be Having Because It Causes Crow's Feet

November 28, 2019 by SHEfinds Editors
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Wrinkles and crow’s feet — the deep lines that appear around your eyes — are typically the result of aging, genetics, and habits like sleeping on your side and squinting. But, as with most things, diet plays a role in the health of your skin. And some foods can break down collagen and elasticity that help keep your complexion firm and resilient.

You may not be able to completely stop crow’s feet from forming, but avoiding certain foods — and incorporating more of others — can help.

This is the one drink no one over 50 should be having because it causes crow’s feet.

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Crow’s feet is extremely common, no matter how well you take care of your skin or even your age. The thin and delicate skin around the eyes is often the first place to show signs of aging, and if you are content with your lines, more power to you.


But if you’re trying to avoid wrinkles, avoiding this one drink will help.

soda

Soda


The overabundance of sugar is soda is the reason why this carbonated drink should be avoided at all costs. Some colas contain as much as almost 40 grams of sugar, without a single vitamin or nutrient to give back in return for all of that sugar. In a nutshell, sugar is one of the worst ingredients you can eat if you’re trying to take care of your skin – it breaks down the very collagen that you need to keep your complexion looking youthful.


To boot, the caffeine in many sodas can keep you awake at night, and a lack of sleep is associated with aging skin.

alcohol

Soda may be an obvious culprit when it comes to sugary foods that can mess with your skin, but be aware of more under-the-radar beverages like alcoholic cocktails. Depending on the mixers used (which often consist of juice and soda), you could be adding a ton of sugar to your diet — again, without any nutritional benefits in return.

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Cutting sugar, wearing sunscreen, avoiding the sun, and getting enough sleep are all lifestyle changes that will have enormous benefits on your skin. And if you are trying to fill your diet with more skin-happy foods and ingredients, try salmon, walnuts, avocados, and chia seeds — their omega fatty acids are excellent for skin and health.

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