I’m sure we all know by now that what you put in and
on your body can obviously affect your skin, but also, so can the way you move
your body. While a proper healthy diet and access to very good skincare
products and treatments can help to give that age-defying look and glowing skin,
there’s another common factor that can help a lot as well, and that is Exercise.
And here are some of the reasons why;
Now the muscles in our body are made up of 70% water
whereas fat is only 10% water, so the more muscle mass you build up the more
water is stored in your body, contributing to overall hydration. Dr. Howard Murad, a certified dermatologist and founder of
Murad skincare is quoted as saying; “Those who exercise regularly tend to have
clearer, more hydrated and youthful-looking skin. It is important to understand
that every cell in the human body is connected and by improving our overall
health, the health of the skin will improve also”.
Exercise also releases a flood of endorphins that can
last hours or even days, helping improve one’s mood and reducing Stress, which
is a known culprit and catalyst for pimple breakouts, wrinkles and premature
aging.
Another bonus of Exercise is that it also nourishes
the skin with oxygen, fresh blood and nutrients, while the sweating done during
and after exercise helps to flush out toxins from the body. This is because
your circulation is increased during sweating, and many of the toxins and
impurities are able to exit your body by way of your open pores. Hence, sweating
regularly, if followed by proper cleansing, will help you to achieve a softer
and smoother skin.
Regular exercise also has an anti-aging effect. One of
the reasons for this is that exercise builds muscle, which subsequently attracts
water to our cells as stated above. And as we age, our skin becomes more
dehydrated and fragile and starts to sag. So that extra water that is attracted
to our cells during exercise will help keep our cells more hydrated, which will
lead to a firmer and smoother skin even as we age.
The best part of it all is that almost any type of
workout or exercise will have these results and effects. Yoga, jogging and
walking are some of the more recommended and have great ways of not only
exercising your body, but also calming your mind and spirit, which plays a big
part in skincare and overall health. Our skin is truly a reflection of how we
live our lives, so let us be always conscious of how well we treat it.
Until next times folks have a lovely week and GBF!!!!
Always…….
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Wow I found this article very useful. I am someone who has always been quite reluctant to try any form of exercise although I know it’s good for my health. Now that I know it can help me achieve that lovely skin I’m desperately looking for I’m so going to push myself to it now. Thanks a lot for this post…..
ReplyDeleteNice post. That part of sweating is so true, I saw it on The Doctors, especially when it’s followed by a shower and proper cleansing just as you said
ReplyDeleteThis is why I love pamos expressions, this post was very enlightening. advices and points like these are usually hard to come by except you take your time to research for them. This was a great read, going to dig out those my jogging shoes asap
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
ReplyDeleteThe more “why’s” for working out
the better.
Thanks!
Interesting post, it’s a good marker for those of use trying to achieve that perfect looking skin, I also recently discovered the secret of coconut oil on the skin as well. All in all it’s nice to have blogs that provide info like this
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for this! All I can say is this was some very inspiring reading. Good information, and a push in the right direction!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic post especially for us ladies! With so many benefits, exercise is beneficial for both healthy skin and mood along with fitness. A really nice read. Thanks for sharing, you’re the Best….
ReplyDeleteI love when you make posts like these; they are so educational and eye opening…. My doctor also told me exercise can also improve sleep and good sleep improves our ability to repair our skin. That’s where the idea of Beauty sleep came from.
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