Shalini Passi famously said ‘I don’t hold grudges for good skin’: Here’s what science has to say about that
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Shalini Passi famously said ‘I don’t hold grudges for good skin’: Here’s what science has to say about that

Hindustan Times  

What did Shalini Passi say? Chronic stress often leads to inflammation, worsening existing skin issues and creating a cycle of discomfort. Chronic stress can worsen existing skin issues Dr DM Mahajan says the relationship between emotional well-being and skin health is increasingly recognised as numerous studies suggest that stress and negative emotions can manifest physically on the skin. Additionally, the gut-skin connection indicates that stress can alter gut bacteria, further contributing to various skin problems," Dr DM Mahajan says. He adds, "Techniques such as mindfulness practices, regular exercise, and adequate sleep can effectively reduce stress levels and improve overall skin health.

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