Voeding als onderdeel van de acnebehandeling
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Voeding kan een cruciale rol spelen tijdens de behandeling van acne. Echter, het is tijd voor wat nuance. Want dat voeding acne kan veroorzaken, is een misvatting die we vaak tegenkomen. In dit artikel leggen we uit wat er gebeurt in de huid bij het ontstaan van acne en dat voeding niet de veroorzaker, maar de verergerende factor kan zijn. Bovendien lichten we toe hoe voedings- en suppletieadviezen ingezet kunnen worden als onderdeel van de acnebehandeling.

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Samantha Jordaans
Inge Backx

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