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Avoid these foods to keep your lungs healthy

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 26, 2022 17:44 IST

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Fried foods are not considered good for your health, as eating fried foods in excess can make it difficult to breathe. Obesity also increases, and it also has a bad effect on our lungs. That's why you should avoid eating fried food.
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Alcohol harms your body. Excessive consumption of alcohol has harmful effects on our lungs. If you are already suffering from lung disease, you should avoid drinking alcohol.
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Salt enhances the taste of your food, but if you eat too much salt, it can be dangerous for your lungs. A high sodium diet can cause asthma symptoms in people. So you should avoid consuming too much salt.
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If you want to keep your lungs healthy, you should avoid consuming different types of soft drinks. Avoid soft drinks as they are high in sugar.
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Regular lung exercise is very important to maintain respiratory health. However, many people find it difficult to do breathing exercises.
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