none whatsoever their is no connection it's just a myth.
It could if you have an allergic reaction to chocolate, and a possibility of an allergic reaction to chocolate would be developing acne. No
There is a long standing belief that chocolate causes acne.
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No..no foods cause acne..chocolate or french fries or coke does not cause acne..
Chocolate does not often cause acne or cause people to "break out". When this happens, it is usually due to a reaction - even a minor one - to the chocolate or an ingredient within the chocolate.
Nope! The list of things we know actually causes acne is not very long, but we do know this: Chocolate, and greasy foods, for that matter, are not on it.Medical professionals believe genetics, changing hormones, greasy makeup, and taking certain medications are the factors at play, not what you eat. However, if you already have acne, certain things can make it worse, like pollution, humidity, and stress.
Many greasy foods increase acne and so can chocolate. Definitely stay away from pizza, burgers, hot dogs, and all fast food. There is not necessarily a non-acne diet though.
Unfortunately so! I am covered in acne and I luv chocolate!!!!!soz 2 b the bearer o bad news!Any kind of food does not cause acne. talk to a dermatologist and they will explain everything.
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chocolate does not give you pimples, its hormonal. normally when your stressed you eat chocolate and that's how you get pimples. hormones and stress give you pimples, NOT CHOCOLATE.
It is a medical myth that certain foods cause acne (chocolate, candy, etc.) What causes acne is dirt and bacteria in pores on your skin. You can eat anything you want, I suggest get a acne cream or face wash and use 3 times a day.
because you might have eaten alot of sugary things like sweets It is a myth that sweets like chocolate cause acne. Various scientific studies have shown that it is not chocolate but the high glycemic nature of foods containing simple carbohydrates. Chocolate itself has a low glycemic index.