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Byline: Brooke Le Poer Trench PHOTOGRAPHED BY NICOLAS MOORE
Take a cup of mushrooms, a splash of olive oil, and rice, and voila! New anti-aging creams come out of the kitchen.
Hippocrates wrote that we should let food be our medicine. More than 2,000 years later, scientists now believe this wisdom extends to what we see in the mirror. Increasingly, women can treat fine lines, sunburn, dullness, and splotches with ingredients usually found on our plates. "Dietary substances known to be good for the complexion are sometimes better applied topically than ingested," says David H. McDaniel, director for the Institute of Anti-Aging Research and an assistant ...