Cost is the biggest concern for people when it comes to eating for wellness. But eating healthy doesn’t have to be expensive. Here’s a good and inspiring list with tips. A few of our favorites: “Shop the produce aisle like a chef”. That is: Buy what’s fresh and available rather than following your planned grocery list. “Buy real food” instead of processed foods. And, the cheapest option: “Grow your own food”. Remember: Eating as healthily as possible now is far cheaper than trying to fix medical problems down the road.
14 ways to eat clean and healthy on a budget
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