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While oily skin and poor cleansing often get blamed for breakouts, diet and sleep habits play a bigger role than you think. Here’s what science says:
High-GI foods (GI ≥70) spike blood sugar → triggers inflammation & excess oil → clogs pores.
Avoid: White bread, watermelon, pumpkin, carrots.
Choose instead: Leafy greens (spinach, broccoli), apples, tomatoes (GI ≤55).
Milk contains growth hormones that overstimulate oil glands.
Worst offenders: Skim milk, cream, milk candy.
Safer swaps: Unsweetened yogurt, almond milk, eggs (limit to ≤300ml/day).
Spices themselves don’t cause acne—but oily, salty dishes (like hot pot) do.
Key issue: Spicy meals increase appetite → more junk food/sugar intake.
Test it: If your skin flares up, cut back.
Poor sleep disrupts hormones (cortisol, IGF-1) → more inflammation & breakouts.
Fix it: Aim for 7–9 hours nightly to regulate oil production.
Acne isn’t just skin-deep. Reduce sugar/dairy, monitor spicy foods, and prioritize sleep for clearer skin.