Is it normal to spend more money to eat healthily?
For the past weeks I've been spending my money on loads of seafood and I've been addicted to it.
Not only seafood but also fruits and vegetables.
Is any of this normal?
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For the past weeks I've been spending my money on loads of seafood and I've been addicted to it.
Not only seafood but also fruits and vegetables.
Is any of this normal?
spend a mint on a loada produce tryinta be healthy and it fuckin rots in 3 days
farmed or wild caught seafood? hows yalls mercury levels?
also usin the word addiction might be a bit much
If it doesn't cut into your other expenses then it's perfectly normal to buy better food when you can afford better food.
It is actually more expensive to eat better food. The lowest cost "food items" in many stores are not the most healthy items. Lots of research backs this up.
My personal food budget almost doubled; and I lost 90 lb - just essentially by changing what I ate (locally grown grass fed beef and pork where I know how the animals are raised is not cheap meat), without any focus on the quantity.