| User | Comment |
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Galomorro   | | posted 27-Aug-2008 9:52pm |
Not interested in diets and such. I try to eat well anyway most of the time. |
LindaH   | | posted 27-Aug-2008 10:11pm |
I'd try, but since I self-medicate with chocolate, I'll just have to deal with the side effects. |
| llamamama | | posted 27-Aug-2008 10:29pm |
Well, yeah..I look like a 12 year old..And it rather bothers me when my friend tells me I need to wash my face..Cuzz, you know, I don't..Because we all have wonderful flawless complexions.
Of course, greasy foods don't cause acne..Not that I eat a ton of those. Nor does chocolate. |
| kcthedog | | posted 28-Aug-2008 3:04am |
I'd try but discipline is hard for me.
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Melf   | | posted 28-Aug-2008 3:26am |
Not bothered. Cutting down on red meat improves your skin's appearance? So not going to happen. |
Matty  | | posted 28-Aug-2008 7:57am |
No, I could care less about my skin; however, bacon double cheeseburgers rule. |
Iseult  | | posted 28-Aug-2008 8:35am |
I know I have good skin. Now, my diet is not the greatest and I do smoke. I'll consider improving my diet once I start earning more and get a steady job. |
| Iseult | | (reply to LindaH) posted 28-Aug-2008 8:35am |
Do you find that chocolate makes your skin worse?
I always heard that, but I never noticed anything, and I eat a lot of chocolate. |
| bill | | posted 28-Aug-2008 8:41am |
I'm not that concerned about my skin at the moment. Also, changing my diet, long term has proven to be something I'm not very good at. |
| LindaH | | (reply to Iseult) posted 28-Aug-2008 11:19am |
sometimes I notice it. It doesn't always happen, but often enough to think there might be a correlation. |
| moviesnob | | posted 28-Aug-2008 12:26pm |
I'd like to say yes to this survey, but the fact is that there are dietary changes I know I need to make to improve my appearance that I haven't done. So I can't say I'd do them to make my skin look better. |
| Cain | | posted 28-Aug-2008 5:08pm |
I try, but food and drink take me to my happy place and I find it hard to deny myself. I do limit chocolate to just on the weekend though, to try and reduce breakouts.
Actually, I hate my skin, if someone could give me a diet guaranteed to clear it completely, I'd do my best to stick with it. |
| Matty | | (reply to Cain) posted 29-Aug-2008 11:02am |
If you didn't eat for a few weeks, your skin would clear right up.  |
| Cain | | (reply to Matty) posted 29-Aug-2008 4:37pm |
And then fall off! |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 30-Aug-2008 4:58pm |
Yes what is advised for me i would do it |
| HMC35 | | posted 4-Sep-2008 12:20am |
Trust me, I've tried to change my diet for much more important reasons only to fail.
I like Ben and Jerry. :( |
| cloudhugger |
Ah...if my skin is appearing off, I wouldn't worry about the skin so much as what the skin is detoxing. The skin is the largest detox organ the body has, and if it's greasy, oily dry...my diet needs to change to save my guts. Red splotchy...hives, boils well....my guts are off for sure. |
| docgbrown | | posted 7-Sep-2008 10:39pm |
Naah, I'm too set in my ways |
| judgescratch | | posted 29-Sep-2008 12:35pm |
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I'm hoping this is Jody because I've been wanting to tell her about the laser treatments I had for roseaca. I opted for a pretty expensive regimen of laser treatments. For me, what I eat are not my only triggers,the habits I did change were getting really good at using sunblock (although the skin cancer I had 8 years ago helped with that too), and washing my face everyday, which I never did before I treated my rosacea. Coffee is a big trigger for me, but I just ration it, or deal with it, because I really can't give it up. Tea's worse it seems, although I don't understand why. |
