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Is carbohydrate intake and acne related?
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No: I was surprised too but the scientific, controlled studies of acne and diet show little or no effect. Your acne isn't your fault and isn't related to your personal choices. All acne can be managed by your physician or a consultant and it's fairly easy. Good luck.
Answered 5/2/2013
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