Skin color may have a diagnostic function. imagine one of your friends has an obvious orange tint to her skin. what would be a logical conclusion of your observation?

Answer;

She may have a real taste for consuming carrots.

Explanation;

Eating too many carrots can actually turn your skin orange. It’s a medical condition known as carotenemia and, aside from the shock you’ll get from seeing your skin turn a cartoonish color, the condition is generally harmless.

Additionally, when you consume too many carrots — or sweet potatoes, pumpkins, or any other food that is similarly high in carotene — excess beta-carotene will enter the bloodstream and be stored under the skin, thus giving it a yellow, orange or golden tint.

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