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Hello Friends, today we will talk about, Dark Eye Circles.
Dark Eye Circles- Causes and What to Eat to Get Rid of Them!
Got dark eye circles? You're not alone! The last couple of years I've been haunted
by a familiar face. Mine. Yes, very familiar, but not quite right. I
need to do a double take. Who dat? And why they look so bloody tired?
I know I'm not alone on Shutter Island either. Many of us ladies start noticing a more tired
face peering back at us in our late 20's. The end of the glory days! All those hard
partying nights (and mornings… and afternoons…) are finally catching up to us, with these
dark circles under our eyes! We're paying for every bar-hopping celebratory Saturday,
every Netflix binge session – as we sacrificed our beauty sleep to watch one, nay, three
more episodes before bed, and every serious case of FOMA for… God only knows! Why couldn't
we have done ourselves a favour and skipped last call, closed the laptop, and/or just
put our damned selves to bed at a decent hour?! C'est la vie. Woulda, coulda, shoulda…
but we didn't, so it's time to roll with it. Hello dark eye circles, nice to meet you.
Will you staying for long? And while getting enough shut-eye is usually
the main culprit, those ghastly dark circles under our eyes can also be attributed to diet!
Luckily there's a a few ways to help slow down the trickle of time under our tired peepers,
and bring back that glow we took for granted! Quick fix? Change what's on the end of that
fork, girls (and boys)! 1. Eat more iron to eliminate dark eye circles
One common reason for seeing dark eye circles is low iron! Low iron results in our tissues
not getting enough oxygen- thus bringing more unwanted definition to the tiny veins under
our eyes. Some great vegan sources of iron include lentils,
tempeh, collard greens, swiss chard, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, squash and quinoa.
When you're suffering from an iron deficiency, your body will absorb as much as 35% of the
nutrient from your foods, vs only 10% when no deficiency exists.
10-15mg of iron (15mg for menstruating women) is needed daily to maintain a healthy diet.
2. Beautify dark eye circles with vitamin C
And while making sure to get enough iron in your diet is crucial for oxygenated tissues,
it's equally as important to consume lots of vitamin C! Vitamin C plays an integral
role in the synthesis of red blood cells and, when eaten with iron-filled foods, helps to
greatly increase the amount of iron being absorbed by the body. Not only this, but vitamin
C is important for defending our cells from free radicals and for rejuvenating collagen!
Very important for getting rid of dark eye circles!
There are also many delicious, readily available sources of vitamin C to choose from! Most
fruits are very rich in vitamin C, including papaya, oranges, strawberries, pineapple and
kiwi. Red bell peppers and chilli peppers are also very high in vitamin C, as well as
broccoli, kale, brussels sprouts and cauliflower. 3. Banish dark eye circles with a B12 supplement
Vitamin B12, which works alongside vitamin C & iron for the healthy functioning of red
blood cells, is tricky for vegans and vegetarians because it's most often obtained through
animal sources. When maintaining a vegan diet it's crucial to find food sources fortified
with vitamin B12- like nut milks- or to take a vitamin B12 supplement which provides at
least 10 micrograms daily. 4. Got dark eye circles? Eat your greens,
K? Vitamin K is used in the body for blood coagulation
and circulation. If you're seeing those dreaded dark eye circles- you might be skipping
the greens that get you the most K for your cash! Broccoli, brussels sprouts, leafy green
vegetables, and spinach, are fantastic sources of vitamin K, as well as sage, oregano and
thyme! 5. Think Vitamin A for angel eyes!
If you want to be remembered for glowing angel eyes, make sure to stock up on papaya, mangoes,
peaches, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, carrots, squash and cantaloupe! All of these vitamin
A-rich foods promote strong, firm skin. If sweeter foods aren't your thang try turnips,
beet and mustard greens, or green peas- all superb choices for your vitamin A needs! Eating
a vitamin A rich diet will help banish those dark eye circles!
6. Vitamin E, breezy, beautiful! If you want eyes that looks young, well-rested,
and refreshed, think about the entire face first. The stage must be equally as striking
as the stars they showcase! Vitamin E has long been touted as the miracle vitamin for
younger, firmer, more elastic skin and is essential for fighting the enzymes that break
down collagen. Want younger looking eyes without those big 'ol bags? Start incorporating
more vitamin E-rich foods into your diet like hazelnuts, almonds, sunflower seeds, and swiss
chard. And now that you know what causes those dreaded
dark eye circles, you can start combatting the culprits by eating these vitamin-rich
foods! For balanced and varied diet consult an experienced
dietitian. Enjoy journey to health...!!
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