The 12 foods that take the most care of your lungs





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.

 




 

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.