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Intake of specific types of fruit and vegetables is associated with higher levels of skin yellowness in young women: a cross-se

Body Composition Assessment
Author
DH Coyle et al.
Used Parameters : BW
Publication Year : 2018
Country : Australia
Journal : Nutrition Research
Carotenoids are fat-soluble pigments primarily found in fruits and vegetables. They accumulate in human skin and contribute to skin yellowness, which has a favorable effect on appearance. The association between specific fruit and vegetable intakes and skin yellowness is currently unknown and could help to promote increased fruit and vegetable consumption in those motivated by appearance, such as young women. The objective was to evaluate associations between specific fruit and vegetable intakes and skin yellowness in …
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