Air pollution doesn’t just affect your lungs — it can also impact your blood sugar levels. Pollutants like PM2.5 create inflammation and stress in the body, which may interfere with how well your body uses insulin. For people living in cities with poor air quality, this can create extra pressure on metabolic health.
Good hydration and mineral balance support your body’s natural ability to handle daily stressors and maintain stable energy — especially during pollution-heavy days.