Elastin is a protein in the body that gives skin and other connective tissues the ability to stretch and return to their original shape. It works by allowing tissues to stretch and recoil repeatedly without tearing or breaking.
Elastin production can be naturally increased by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including:
There is currently no scientific evidence to support the use of any specific foods or supplements to increase elastin production in the body. Consulting with a healthcare professional is recommended for personalized advice.
Author: Rachel Kaur - Psychologist, dietitian, life coach
Rachel Kaur is a dedicated dietician and psychologist, with a passion for helping individuals achieve holistic well-being. With a dual expertise in nutrition and mental health, she empowers her clients to make sustainable lifestyle changes, fostering physical and emotional health. Rachel's compassionate approach makes her a trusted wellness partner.
Disclaimer: The articles on this web site are purely provided for reasons of advisory. They concern a healthy human organism and do not in any way replace the advice of a doctor. Before making changes to your diet or daily activity, you should first contact your doctor or personal dietitian.
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Elastin is a protein in the body that gives skin and other connective tissues the ability to stretch and return to their original shape. It works by allowing tissues to stretch and recoil repeatedly without tearing or breaking.
