
Just because some study says that eating healthy is too expensive, does not mean that it is sound advice. Consider the fact that food is the very fuel that our human bodies run on. The quality always affects the outcome.
The cost of poor eating is your health. All the money in the world doesn't matter, if you are ill.
As a nutritionist, I have noticed that the very same people that say they can't afford healthy food are more than willing to drop 4$ for a latte or 10$ for a drink at a bar. It really comes down to priorities.
We've been fooled into thinking that food should be dirt cheap. If it's really a concern, then join a buying club, CSA (community supported agriculture), grow veggies in your yard, or check out deal at your local farmers market or co-op.
Related Articles
- 5 Tips for Healthy and Sustainable Eating on a Budget
- Food Stamped
- Here Is Chocolate You Can't Afford
- Turn Healthy Eating into a Game
- Fab Five Friday, Blog Round Up
- Brooklyn Farmyards
- Could YOU Eat Local For One Month
- Miley Cyrus Can't Eat Junk Food so she Sniffs it Instead
- Study: You Can Lead Someone to Whole Foods, But You Can't Make Them Eat
- Xtreme Eating Awards
Related Recipes
- Roasted Sunchoke Soup
- Alfredo-Style Sauce
- Orange-Banana Cake
- SAFFRON CHICKEN TIKKA
- Why I Decided To Make Indian Spiced Tri-Tip Tacos With Tangy Tomato Sauce
- Buckwheat and pork soup
- INDIAN 5-SPICE TOMATO RELISH
- Tortillas With Beef and Mexican Cabbage Salad
- Healthy Fall Dessert: Baked apples with walnuts, honey and cinnamon.
- Spicy Red Lentil Soup With Magic Potion
Foodista on Facebook
Subscribe!
Get our weekly newsletter, which features recipe ideas and inspiration, or get a daily feed of the most popular stories on Foodista.













Add comment