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The effect of tomato and lycopene on clinical characteristics and molecular markers of UV-induced skin deterioration: A systematic review and meta-analysis of intervention trials.
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Discussions are characterized by enthusiastic support for the findings, with posts describing tomatoes as 'edible sunscreen' or referencing the study to highlight natural skin protection methods, which reflects both the interest and engagement levels. The tone is positive and informative, emphasizing health benefits and practical applications.
Most discussions support the idea that tomatoes and lycopene have protective effects against UV damage, reflecting moderate consensus on the study's positive findings.
The discussions demonstrate high interest, with many posts emphasizing natural remedies and health benefits, using words like 'protect' and 'sunscreen', indicating strong engagement with the topic.
Posts cite specific details from the publication, such as reducing skin damage and pigment improvement, showing thoughtful participation beyond surface-level mentions.
While the posts suggest potential benefits and natural alternatives, they do not directly imply widespread or transformative impact, thus scoring moderately high.
Abstract in brief
- This study reviews research about how tomato and lycopene, which are antioxidants, can protect the skin from damage caused by ultraviolet (UV) rays, showing they can reduce signs of aging and improve skin health.
- Out of over 19,000 studies, 21 met the criteria for detailed analysis, and the results suggest that taking tomato and lycopene supplements can decrease skin damage markers, increase skin thickness, and reduce pigmentation issues linked to sun exposure.
- Overall, the findings support the idea that lycopene-rich foods might serve as natural, dietary sun protectors, helping prevent skin aging and damage from UV radiation.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky"Based on this systematic review & meta-analysis, supplementation with tomato and lycopene could reduce skin erythema formation and improve the appearance and pigmentation of the skin, thereby preventing light-induced skin photodamage and skin photoaging." https://t.co/SyTiU0EI5t
あと日焼け止め対策なら普通にリコピン取った方がいいとおもう その際 ・トマトジュースとかペーストを選ぶ ・温める ・油と一緒に摂る ことによって吸収率が
The effect of #tomato and #lycopene on clinical characteristics and molecular markers of UV-induced skin deterioration: A systematic review and meta-analysis of intervention trials https://t.co/0zfEEco1KF
Want a natural sunscreen? Eat more tomatoes! Tomatoes contain a molecule called lycopene that protects the skin from damaging UV rays. See the study here: https://t.co/BlFXk6U7Be
@tyromper A diet rich in tomatoes and watermelon - the lycopene protects you from sun induced skin damage. https://t.co/hpmpHD8geX
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@tyromper A diet rich in tomatoes and watermelon - the lycopene protects you from sun induced skin damage. https://t.co/hpmpHD8geX
RT @DanGubler: Want a natural sunscreen? Eat more tomatoes! Tomatoes contain a molecule called lycopene that protects the skin from damagin…
Want a natural sunscreen? Eat more tomatoes! Tomatoes contain a molecule called lycopene that protects the skin from damaging UV rays. See the study here: https://t.co/BlFXk6U7Be
美容好き必見の論文 トマトのリコピンが日焼けによる肌ダメージを軽減し、肌の老化を防ぐらしい。 何処かで聞いたことあった話だけど、メタ分析の論文で出たので信頼感半端ないっすね。 ご参考まで~。 https://t.co/VXycl6ROvK Fyi: @teshimanouen
あと日焼け止め対策なら普通にリコピン取った方がいいとおもう その際 ・トマトジュースとかペーストを選ぶ ・温める ・油と一緒に摂る ことによって吸収率が
The effect of tomato and lycopene on clinical characteristics and molecular markers of UV-induced skin deterioration: A systematic review and meta-analysis of intervention trials - PubMed If exposed to summer sun, eat your Greek salad full of Tomatoes https://t.co/p4wo8dRBqf
So you're tellin' me tomatoes are edible sunscreen? https://t.co/gQQkZvCwAW https://t.co/whia4ETF1U
The effect of tomato and lycopene on clinical characteristics and molecular markers of UV-induced skin deterioration: A systematic review and meta-analysis of intervention trials - PubMed https://t.co/OKl8dkSFHL
The effect of #tomato and #lycopene on clinical characteristics and molecular markers of UV-induced skin deterioration: A systematic review and meta-analysis of intervention trials https://t.co/0zfEEco1KF
"Based on this systematic review & meta-analysis, supplementation with tomato and lycopene could reduce skin erythema formation and improve the appearance and pigmentation of the skin, thereby preventing light-induced skin photodamage and skin photoaging." https://t.co/SyTiU0EI5t
The effect of tomato and lycopene on clinical characteristics and molecular markers of UV-induced skin deterioration. https://t.co/L4C1kGYDuj #jyotindrazaveri #9552946949
The effect of tomato and lycopene on clinical characteristics and molecular markers of UV-induced skin deterioration: A systematic review and meta-analysis of intervention trials https://t.co/8iwu4FysHy
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