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Add turmeric: Mix in ¼ tsp of turmeric for an extra anti-inflammatory kick.
Swap greens: Try spinach or Swiss chard if kale isn’t your thing.
Protein boost: Add grilled tofu, chickpeas, or a boiled egg for more protein.
Spice it up: A pinch of cayenne pepper can help clear nasal passages and improve circulation.
FAQ:
Q: Can food really improve lung health?
A: Yes! While no food is a miracle cure, many ingredients are known to reduce inflammation, strengthen immunity, and improve overall respiratory function.
Q: How often should I eat these foods?
A: Incorporating at least 2–3 of these lung-friendly foods into your meals daily can have noticeable benefits over time.
Q: Are these ingredients safe for people with asthma?
A: Most are safe and beneficial, but always consult your doctor—especially with spices like ginger or garlic, which may cause sensitivity in some individuals.
Q: Can kids enjoy this recipe too?
A: Absolutely! It’s colorful, flavorful, and packed with nutrients. You can reduce the ginger or spices for a milder taste suited to children.
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