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Article: Can you eat yourself beautiful?

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October 6, 2004
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WE'VE had foods that can make you brainy and foods to improve your mental health. Now, direct from the far east, come the foods that promise to make you beautiful.

The secret to eternal youth may be as simple as a bowl of soup with added collagen, according to the Japanese. If you don't fancy your collagen soup, you could always boost your anti-oxidants with green tea cereal. The latest report into innovative new products by market research analyst Mintel shows that, in the future, British shoppers could be doing their food shopping with more than taste in mind.

Cosmeceuticals are products which either enhance beauty from the outside - cosmetics, skincare - through ingredients that provide ...

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