6 Foods That Fight Pollution's Effects On Your Lungs

By: Neha Grover

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1. Have Vitamin C-Rich Foods

Boost your immunity with vitamin C-rich fruits like amla, oranges, and guava. They help combat oxidative stress from pollution effectively.

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2. Vitamin E Sources

Vitamin E acts as a defence against tissue injury. Incorporate plant oils like sunflower, safflower, and olive oil for optimal intake.

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3. Nuts & Seeds

Nuts and seeds like almonds, walnuts, and chia seeds are excellent sources of omega-3 fats, protecting your heart against pollution's effects.

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4. Jaggery

Combine jaggery with onion juice for a natural expectorant. It can be particularly useful for relieving both wet and dry coughs.

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5. Turmeric

Turmeric is a powerful antioxidant that protects the lungs. Mix it with ghee to relieve cough and assist during asthma attacks.

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6. Spinach

Magnesium helps relax your lungs and boost defences. Include foods like spinach, avocados, and pumpkin seeds for added respiratory support! 

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How To Keep Your Kitchen Cool In Summer

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While we can't control the outdoor heat, we can keep our kitchens cool and breezy. Here are some tips to keep your kitchen during summer.

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1. Change Cooking Hours

Finish your cooking in one go in the morning to avoid the heat later in the day. Or cook in the evening after sunset for dinner.

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2. Find Quick Recipes

Choose dishes that can be cooked quickly. Opt for recipes that are simple and require fewer techniques and save time in the kitchen.

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