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Seafood like tuna, halibut, and sardines are great sources of selenium.
Meat like chicken, beef, and lamb have selenium and other nutrients that help keep your skin healthy.
Whole grains like brown rice and whole wheat bread are rich in selenium.
A Warning
Although selenium is good for you, it's important to not consume too much of it. Large amounts of selenium can be dangerous, so it's better to get selenium from food instead of supplements, unless a healthcare provider recommends otherwise.
Adding foods high in selenium to your meals can be an easy and natural way to reduce the risk of age spots and achieve a healthier, glowing skin. Why not try it and experience the advantages firsthand?
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