Avocados, nuts (almonds/walnuts), and olive oil are staples.

💡 Most modern reviews suggest that healthy eating isn't about expensive "superfoods," but rather about consistency with whole, unprocessed staples.

Buying for grains and beans to lower the cost per serving.

Opting for fruits and vegetables (look for "no added salt" or "in water").

Focus on 5 servings of fruit/veg, 4 glasses of water, 3 servings of low-fat dairy, 2 hours (or less) of screen time, and 1 hour of exercise.

Spinach and kale provide essential fiber and vitamins.

Focus on beans, lentils, fish (especially salmon), and eggs.

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