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Understand the damaging process of glycation — how sugar stiffens collagen and accelerates skin aging — and learn actionable strategies to protect your skin from sugar-driven damage.
Non-caloric sweeteners (stevia, monk fruit, erythritol) don't cause glycation because they're not metabolized into glucose. They're skin-neutral from an ag...
Explore the biological mechanisms driving skin aging — from collagen breakdown and free radical damage to telomere shortening and hormonal shifts — and learn what science says about slowing the process.
The link between sugar consumption and skin aging isn't a wellness myth—it's a documented biochemical process called glycation. When excess glucose binds t...
Glycation occurs when sugar molecules bond to proteins (including collagen and elastin), forming Advanced Glycation End-products (AGEs). AGEs cause collage...