Role of Diet in Dermatological Conditions

@article{Sa2015RoleOD,
  title={Role of Diet in Dermatological Conditions},
  author={Divya Sa and Manepalli Sriharsha and Narotham Rk and Krupa Sn and Siva Trk},
  journal={Journal of Nutrition and Food Sciences},
  year={2015},
  volume={5},
  pages={1-7}
}
In recent years nutritional deficiency diseases have been reported in developed countries. Nutritional deficiencies can be due to inadequate intake, abnormal absorption or improper utilisation. Many nutrients are essential for life, an adequate amount of nutrients in the diet is necessary for providing energy, building and maintaining body organs and for various metabolic process. Skin disorders have long been associated with nutritional deficiencies. Nutrition is one of the most important… 
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