November 24, 2025
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Tips to Beat Pollution

As Delhi’s air quality sinks into the ‘Very Poor’ category, residents are urged to adopt protective measures to reduce exposure and safeguard their health. Here are five effective ways to stay safe amid rising pollution levels:

1. Avoid outdoor exercise
Skip outdoor workouts like jogging or brisk walks until air quality improves. Physical exertion increases breathing rate, which can lead to inhaling more harmful pollutants.

2. Face mask on
Always wear a snug-fitting face mask when stepping out. It should cover your nose and mouth completely to filter out fine particles effectively.

3. Plant indoor air purifiers
Keep air-purifying plants like Aloe Vera, Spider Plant, and Ivy at home or the workplace. These low-maintenance plants help remove toxins and improve indoor air quality.

4. Eat healthy
Boost your immunity with antioxidant-rich foods such as spinach, berries, nuts, and citrus fruits. Vitamin C-rich foods help combat inflammation caused by pollutants.

5. Stay hydrated
Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Hydration helps your body flush out toxins and maintain overall well-being amid high pollution levels.

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