v  Processed foods are extremely STRESSFUL on your organs (in fact, 75% of all processed foods are genetically modified (AKA "Frankenfoods")

v  Processed foods are FATTENING (a set up for diabetes, cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer’s, etc.; plus excess fat does not look good on you!)

v  Processed foods are EXPENSIVE (usually double or triple the cost per pound compared to healthy whole foods—you pay more for less value)

 
Sure it may be difficult at first to eliminate or reduce processed items because you are used to them and you like the taste—but when you realize that your health and life are at stake, what is there to really think about?

Anything that has been processed is a health rip-off. E.g. “The whiter the bread, the faster you are dead.”  (Clue—avoid most white food!)

If you’re truly committed to your health, why not take money you’ve been spending on STUFF that HURTS you and buy FOOD that HELPS you? Then use the money saved to buy the essential nutrients that you need and deserve.

If you took only half of your food budget money (why go just half way?) and spent it on unprocessed foods, you could probably save over $40 a week which you could then spend on your health. Many people blow $40 each week on just drinks and snacks. Start by reducing or just plain eliminate the fake “foods” that are especially HARMFUL, such as sodas, chips, French Fries, candy, pastries, snacks and wellness for lifemost flour or grain based items including breakfast cereals. Plus, you will feel and look better too!

 
WHY SETTLE FOR ANYTHING LESS THAN THE BEST?

Which is going to make the decision for you: your taste buds or your brain?

Why pay good money for stuff that is killing you slowly? Suicide, whether it is sudden and deliberate, or slow and accidental, is the same thing.   It’s just that one way seems to be socially acceptable.

So the reason you can afford what you need is because you can easily REALLOCATE money you are already spending on snacks, processed and junk foods (75% are “Frankenfoods” (as in “Frankenstein”)—genetically modified!) and beverages, and use it to pay for your health(such as supplements, for example).