Is Your Diet Making You Look Old?
- Posted by Sarah on July 28, 2009 at 05:34PM

I received a wake-up call today: I can apply all the stellar anti-aging creams I want, but unless I change my diet (read: put down the martini glass and step away from the cupcakes), my wrinkles are going to stay put.
The good news: it's actually not that hard to switch up the foods you eat to get better skin, and the results show up in about four weeks -- that's a heck of a lot faster than some of those serums. Plus, chocolate is one of the foods you should start (OK, keep) eating!
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- Taylerbootz: I love minty green tea. Now If I could get myself to drink as much of it as I do coffee. :)
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