A common topic people debate is whether groundnut (peanut) causes pimple or acnes. Find out in this article whether the groundnut you eat is why you have been developing pimples.

Key Takeaways:
- There is no significant evidence that groundnut directly causes pimples; however, it may contribute to or worsen pimples and acne symptoms
- Acne is caused by excess sebum production, bacteria, and the overgrowth of skin follicular cells
- Acne is different from pimples in that acne is a skin disease, while pimple is one of the symptoms of acne

Peanut is commonly called groundnut in parts of the world, like Nigeria. The question of whether peanut causes acne or pimple has raised a lot of controversies.

Many people limit their peanut intake or totally stay away from it despite its health benefits because they believe it is the culprit behind the acne and pimples that form on their skin.

This is understandable because acne is a chronic skin disease that often causes pimples that won't go away even after using different skincare products. Some people get frustrated after trying different at-home acne treatment methods, so they resolve to try dietary adjustments. But does it work? We will find out in this article.

This article discusses whether peanut, also called groundnut, causes pimples or acne and the role it may play in the development of this skin condition. It will also discuss the health benefits of groundnut, the difference between acne and pimple, and how to protect your skin from acne and pimples.

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https://www.semichealth.com/public-health/16/does-groundnut-peanut-cause-pimples-and-acne

The groundnut in the pic looks sweet