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Glycation Is Not a Moral Failure
Has glycation become another way to shame people for aging? This article explores why reducing skin aging to "too much sugar" oversimplifies a complex biological process. Through the MRBUP® Framework, we examine glycation alongside inflammation, barrier health, ultraviolet exposure, stress physiology, and the social determinants of health, arguing that ethical skincare begins with understanding skin behavior, not assigning blame.
The skin is not a flaw to be corrected. It is a system to be understood. BEAUTÉLANI
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