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From organic foods to Whole Foods (or “Whole Wallet”), many healthy foods empty your pockets. In fact, recent research shows just how much eating well could cost you.
The new U.S. guidelines of “My Food Plate” (replacing the Food Pyramid) call for more potassium, dietary fiber, vitamin D and calcium in the diet.
According to a study out of University of Washington, incorporating the recommended amount of potassium could add $380 each year to the average American’s food costs.
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But don’t let that scare you. It's completely possible to eat healthy on a budget—seriously!
“Don't make rising food prices an excuse not to eat healthy. Filling your body with healthy food options today will mean fewer medical bills tomorrow. You can do it all for less than $5 a day!”
Kristin Kirkpatrick, R.D., YouBeauty Nutrition Expert, put together a budget to eat healthy for just $36 a week (that’s about $1.70 per meal and $5 per day)! With a little planning, you can do this too.
Join Kristin Kirkpatrick on the Yahoo! Shine Facebook page at noon on Wednesday October 12th, as she answers questions LIVE about eating healthy on a budget.
Ask your questions here in the comments section, and join us at the chat where she'll answer questions live on Facebook. If you can’t make the chat, ask your question anyway and check back later to YouBeauty.com to see the full recap
No healthy budget question is off limits, so let’s hear ‘em!
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