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Eating healthy on a tough budget

Eating healthy on a tough budget

Eating healthy on a tough budget

Eating Healthy on a Budget

If you have problems getting into shape or don't know how to get into shape and eating healthy foods because

of the prices, you'll find these tips to be just what you need to eat healthy on a budget.

1. Eliminate junk food

Not only will this save your life money and room in your cabinets (or trash can!), but it will also save in your wallet. First off it not only has a bunch of empty calories but actually makes you hungry then you was to start with! Also it is one of the main foods that causes many diseases that only this country seems to have (makes you wonder doesn't it!?). Another downside is that it only usually has a few cakes or cookies in it that takes eating almost 25% or more of it to just feel it for the few minutes you do. Doing your shopping on your own is the easiest way to shop if possible, as children and sometimes spouses are

usually the ones requesting junk food. Shopping

alone will prevent this, and ensure that you only

buy the foods you truly need. One way to do this is by shopping online (search using Google or whichever search engine you prefer, though since were talking about a budget you may not be able to do this), or doing it while the kids are at school and your spouse is busy.

2. Water or milk instead of soft drinks

You can still enjoy your favorite drinks at a

sporting event or night out, although you should

stick with the smallest size when shopping to save

money and calories. Children and even adults need

milk or milk products on a daily basis. Milk will

also help you get strong and provides calcium for

healthy bones and healthy teeth. Also water and milk not only cool you off more but they don't cause "stubborn" belly fat everyone hates that soft drinks and "diet" drinks cause (they also cause diabetes, heart problems, and many of the other COMMON problems with your average American these days.

3. Buy fruits in quantity

When they are in season, buy fruits in quantity

and freeze any extras. You can buy several pounds

this way, and freeze extras to have them when the

fruit goes out of season. Wash the fruit well,

remove any spoiled pieces, dry thoroughly, then

freeze in plastic zipper bags.They also can replace that "sugar boost" or sweet tooth you need to fill. Which is MUCH healthier than any junk food or soft drink and goes much further (and not just your wallet) but your stomach as well which is whats really important anyways.

4. Meats and beans

Meats and beans are the best sources for protein.

Lean meat is more expensive than meats with a lot

of fat, but if your buying meat that isn't grass fed (which is any crappy meats in the store) then you will want to go with the leanest cuts you can afford. If you can't then cooking them thoroughly and letting them soak on a paper towel and smashing the as much of the excess fat from the less lean as you can will help (and save money in your wallet!). Canned beans are a great deal as well (the bag beans go further and you get more for your money but if cooking them in a crock pot or stove for 2 or more hours is not an opinion then just stick with the canned),

as they give you protein at a great price (the best beans are the ones in the bag as I mentioned above NEVER get them out of the can if it is within your ability to cook them). Reason being you don't get very much for your money from the cans (mostly water and ugly looking fat) and because the beans are simply not as healthy for you after absorbing any chemicals etc in the can or added by that company or the GM (genetically modified company).

5. Beans as a substitute

You should use beans a substitute for meat if your money is really tight, but it will NOT replace the other needs your body has to have that meat gives you. There are several varieties,

so you can prepare them in a crock pot (which is the best) never deep fry anything! So when you return home they are ready to consume.

The USDA recommends (most of their recommendations fail but I can't complain to much about this one) eating beans at least 4 times

per week. If you experience gas after eating

beans you should try washing them, covering them

with water, bringing the water to a boil, then

draining it off and refilling the pot. Also keeping your digestive system clean helps as it will not get "blocked up".

6. If you live in a coastal area or an area

where fish are around, make that an integral

part of your diet if you can find fish that doesn't contain toxins (most store brands do sadly) that's why I don't recommend truthfully but not everyone has a viper gts in their drive way right? You can catch them from the

lakes or rivers if you like to fish, saving money in the process just make sure the water is CLEAN.

7. Peanut butter is great for those on a budget

as it's popular with almost everyone. You can

use it for sandwiches instead of eating hot

dogs which is bad for you and cost a lot more than you think! . It cost a bit more but the smart balance brand is for those of you that don't like or want the crappy processed type (just be sure to get the crunchy kind if you decide to buy it do because the creamy is awful tasting). Just my opinion buy it at your own risk! Again only if it's within your budget if not you can get the "normal" peanut butter.

Eating healthy is always something you can't go

wrong with. You can eat healthy for just a few


bucks, which makes it perfect for those on a

budget. Now, you don't need a lot of money to have

the lifestyle and health you've always wanted.

For more information and programs available you can check out my site http://theonlinedigitalcenter.com/Fitness.html
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