
Telehealth vs. In-Person Visits: What Patients Need to Know
In recent years, the healthcare landscape has undergone a
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Eating healthy is not easy or appealing – especially when we live in a world where processed fast food is significantly cheaper and often tastier. Why spend $15 on a healthy salad bowl, when we could get more food, at a cheaper price from Hungry Jacks?
It is a dilemma that we all struggle with. It just seems that eating healthy is more expensive and not as convenient in comparison. However, eating healthy will pay off in the long term and here are some tips when it comes to shopping for healthy food on a budget.
A common pitfall for many of us is coming home after a long, tiring day of work and not having any food to eat. Cooking seems like the right thing to do, but after a frustrating day, ordering something online or going around the corner to buy a meal is suddenly, extremely tempting. This a major reason for why we lose so much money – the most effective way of saving money is by cooking food at home.
To optimize this approach, use your weekends to plan and cook the meals and snacks you will consume throughout the week. Not only will this save you time, but it will also save you money and you will always have a delicious meal waiting for you at home.
Purchasing fruits and vegetables that are in-season will always be the cheaper option. However, if you want some blueberries, but it is not the season for it – then opt for the cheap, frozen option.
If you are concerned if frozen fruit is not healthy, research has shown that produce that is frozen soon after being picked will be preserved. There are no excuses to not be eating fruits all year long.
It is always tempting to buy the shredded carrots, the pre-made curry, the bottled salad dressing than preparing it all from scratch. It is more expensive to buy pre-prepared food, and, in some cases, it will also have less quantity.
Make your food from scratch, it will taste better, it will be healthier, it will be cheaper, and it will be more fulfilling.
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