Posted By Paul
A friend sent me a link to a great article that I wanted to pass on.
As my family tries to live a frugal life and keep costs (including food) down. We often run into a conundrum.
Often the cheapest foods are not the healthiest foods. This is something I run into a lot with restaurants (where the cheapest fast food options are often not very healthy at all), and also with groceries (where organic and fresher ingredients are often more expensive than processed foods).
My wife and I made the decision some time ago that spending a little more money now to eat healthier will pay off in the long run by avoiding various costly health issues.
Of course such a decision is based purely on supposition and we won't ever really know if we made the right choice, but it was nice to see an article that suggested that our philosophy had some merit.
Check out the article and tell me what you think:
Steps to thin your health, fatten your wallet
Thursday, October 13, 2011
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