Does Diet Have An Effect On Skin Colour???

Question

natty...welcome back :-)

Answer 1

if your diet causes liver problems ,and you get jaundice, your skin would turn yellow. If you are asking does diet make a "white" person turn "Black' probably not....

Answer 2

Yes; many species' color changes according to their diet.  The most notable are flamingos, whose orange color ranges from bright to dull according to their diet.  I have also seen people develop an orange cast to their skin who they are on diets high in beta-carotene.

Answer 3

Too much carotene in a person's diet can cause an orange hue to their skin

Answer 4

What kind of question is this? Just be happy.

Answer 5

No,some foods do contain high levels of colourant that can turn skin a different shade slightly.

Answer 6

No.

Answer 7

Carotenemia is an excess of beta-carotene in the blood. It is a common and mostly harmless condition in infants usually appearing when infants begin to eat solids. When they eat too many foods containing beta-carotene (e.g. pumpkin, carrot, most yellow or orange vegetables), the baby receives too much beta-carotene and some is deposited in the skin. This gives the skin a yellow or orange coloring. Whereas this condition is usually harmless, it is important to distinguish it from jaundice or other very serious conditions which also cause yellow skin or orange skin. Note that beta-carotene excess should not cause yellow eyes whereas jaundice usually does, though there are exceptions. Always seek prompt professional medical advice about any discoloration of your child's skin.

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Answer 8

yes

if u dont eat much or u dont take in enough vitamins, you can become pale...especially if ur anaemic

Answer 9

Not permanent. If you, say, eat too many carrots you may get an orange tint to your skin. Once you adjust your diet your skin tone would return to normal.

Answer 10

Diet can cause temporary changes in skin color, with the excess consumption of carrots (or any food containing beta carotene) causing an orange tinge being the best known example.  But people who consume colloidal silver for its supposed health effects have been known to turn blue.

Diet has little or no effect on the degree of melanin in your skin, although some medical conditions may.