Narrative Review Suggests Plant-Based Diets May Enhance Physical Attractiveness
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Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
Summary
A narrative review suggests that plant-based diets may enhance physical attractiveness through multiple mechanisms: improved sweat odor from avoiding meat, better skin color from carotenoids in fruits and vegetables, slower aging from complex carbohydrates, and healthier body weight. The review proposes that appearance motivation could encourage adoption of plant-based eating.
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· 3 pulledA plant-based diet may improve human attractiveness, according to a new narrative review.
The paper highlights research showing that avoiding meat can improve sweat odor; carotenoids in fruits and vegetables benefit skin color; complex carbohydrates slow signs of aging; and a healthy body weight, which may be achieved with a plant-based diet, is correlated with greater attractiveness.
The desire to improve one's appearance may motivate health behaviors like adopting a plant-based diet.
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