Say good-bye to skin issues with this healthy eating plan.
By Brittany Burhop Fallon, Beauty Director
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Holistic nutritionist Nilli Grutman knows what nutrients a body needs in order to produce healthy, radiant skin. “This plan, which I have my patients with skin issues follow, is perfectly balanced in protein, carbs and fat, and was structured specifically to combat problematic skin,” she says. It just may be the perfect thing to reset your complexion after all that holiday snacking!
Every morning when you wake up, drink 16 oz. of apple vinegar tea:
16 oz warm water
1 tbsp raw
unfiltered apple cider vinegar
1 tsp raw honey
“Drinking warm
water and apple cider vinegar in the morning helps your gall bladder flush out
extra bile and toxins that your body worked hard to eliminate throughout the
night,” says Grutman. “The honey amplifies the detoxifying power of the
vinegar.”
2/6
Breakfast
Veggie Smoothie:
2 cups butter
lettuce
1 cucumber
2 celery stalks
(with the celery leaves)
1 handful of
parsley
1 banana or 1 ½
cup pineapple
½ cup ice
1 cup water
“Combine all the
ingredients in a high power blender and blend until smooth,” says Grutman. “This
drink is a mega skin tamer! Butter lettuce will decrease skin inflammation more
than any other vegetable. And, the chlorophyll and water content in the
cucumber, celery and parsley help restore your skin.”
3/6
Snack
¼ cup raw almonds
(a great source of fat and protein, and one of the gentlest fats on the liver)
4/6
Lunch
1 cup of white, brown, black or wild rice
Large salad consisting of any vegetable you like
1 tablespoon of olive oil
Salt and pepper per taste preference
Grutman says rice
is easy on the digestive tract and loaded with fiber. “Fiber helps eliminate
the waste that can sometimes get reabsorbed by our digestive tracts,” she adds.
“This reabsorbed waste can come out through the skin as acne, psoriasis or
dermatitis.”
5/6
Snack
1 orange, grapefruit
or apple (citrus fruits are great for liver cleansing)
6/6
Dinner
4 oz. grilled fish or 1 cup of mung beans
Unlimited steamed vegetables consisting of any veggie you like
1 tablespoon of olive oil
Salt and pepper per taste preference
“This is a great meal for both your liver and your digestive tract!”
Grutman says.
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