Dried fruits by the E
It is essential for lung health as it neutralizes free radicals.
The Spanish Society of Pneumology and Thoracic Surgery proved a few years ago that a low consumption of this nutrient is related to the worsening of lung diseases. There are also data that relate low intakes of vitamin E to the development of certain cancers, including lung cancer.
You will get the amount your body needs if you take a handful (25-30 g) every day.
Extra virgin olive oil, olives, avocado and wheat germ also contain a good dose of this nutrient.
Choose legumes
They are rich in magnesium, which, according to a recent study, could improve the expansion capacity of the lungs and have an anti-inflammatory effect.