Aniela Dybiec
Aniela is a writer who loves art, makeup, and magick. She is also an amateur illustrator, a wellness fan and a vegetarian.+ info
I'm the kind of person who does without breakfast –a very bad idea, I know– and recently I've been trying to include some healthy foods apart from the good old coffee. Eggs is one of them, and this is why.
Eggs contain lots of nutrients and are relatively low in calories, they are filling and just tasty. They are a powerhouse of high-quality protein and amino acids that are particularly good for the skin.
The whites of the eggs contain glycine and proline amino acids, which make up collagen. If you want to boost your collagen production for supple skin, you should definitely start including eggs in your breakfast.
The natural production of collagen begins to decline with age, so it is a good idea to include foods that can boost its production and maintain a balance.
If you can't tolerate eggs, you can opt for a collagen supplement.
Eggs are super versatile, so you can totally have scrambled eggs or top an avocado toast with poached eggs, add cooked eggs to your oatmeal, or simply have a boiled egg!