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Nutrition During Smoke Events - Fire Season Wellness resource
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Nutrition During Smoke Events Quick Guide

There is no special food that cleans smoke particles from the lungs. During smoke events, use familiar balanced foods, drink fluids regularly, keep prescribed dietary needs in mind, and choose cooking methods that produce less indoor pollution. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, protein foods, and healthy fats support general nutrition, but they do not substitute for cleaner air or medical treatment. Traditional ideas such as lighter, warm meals may be used for comfort when clearly presented as supportive rather than curative.

Hydration During Fire Season - Fire Season Wellness resource
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Hydration During Fire Season Quick Guide

Hydration supports temperature control, circulation, and normal body function, but it does not cleanse smoke from the lungs. Smoke season often overlaps with extreme heat, outdoor work, medication needs, and disrupted routines. Carry water, drink throughout the day, offer fluids regularly to children and older adults, and use medical guidance for people with kidney, heart, or endocrine conditions.