Is there a scientific basis for eating more fruits that your child s skin will be white?

Fruits contain vitamin C, which has a whitening effect, but it does not mean that eating more fruits will make it white, you can eat fruits rich in vitamin C such as oranges.

I don't know if there is a scientific basis, but if you eat more fruits, drink more water, and eat more vegetables, your child's ** will be very good. This is reflected in the children who have been born one after another around me. **Eat fruits appropriately, but also divided, there are hot, cold, dry and the like, depending on what your own body belongs to, eat less black during this time.

Not necessarily. I have a colleague whose child is black, and he often eats fruit and doesn't see white. But you can't eat fruit just for **whitening, you should eat fruit for the purpose of benefiting the body.

There is no scientific basis for this, and people's ** is initially determined by genes, and then acquired, for example, people who work indoors are prone to whitening, and those who are often outside are prone to blackness. Eating fruit is good for the body, yes, but it doesn't mean that it can make ** whiter.

My sister's child ** is white and tender, probably because she ate a lot of fruits when she was pregnant, I don't know if there is a scientific basis, but the facts can speak.

Are you saying that eating more fruits during pregnancy will make the child white? That's not necessarily, the child's ** mainly depends on genetics, but if you eat more fruits during pregnancy, the child's ** will be better, because the poison in the body is metabolized. Eat more apples if you're pregnant.

If it is said that children will be white when they eat fruit by themselves, it seems that there is no basis, the main thing is to care, such as not basking in the sun and so on.

Fruits are rich in vitamins and fruit acids, and larger doses of vitamin C and fruit acids are scientifically proven whitening ingredients, but fruits do not contain as many vitamins as most people think, and some varieties of fruits do not even have much more vitamins than sugar water. Moreover, some fruits are very high in sugar, and excessive consumption will make pregnant women gain weight; Excessive consumption of certain fruits may even pose a danger to pregnant women, such as excessive consumption of hawthorn, which may cause bleeding during pregnancy. At present, there are no scientific experiments to prove that vitamins and fruit acids will affect the skin color of the fetus, but excessive intake of vitamin C and fruit acids may increase the sensitivity of pregnant women.

No, spend less time in the sun and rub some skincare products at night.

Eating more fruits is indeed good for your health, but it depends on what fruits you eat.

Eating fruit is a good habit! There are many fruits that can be whitened.

For example: grapes, lemons, kiwis, cherries, etc.