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Your greatest defense against poor spending habits and impulse junk food purchases in the grocery store is to go in with a plan and stick to it. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of your grocery store and maybe even save a few bucks as well.

Ok so it’s another day of grocery store shopping and you have your list in hand.  For all intents and purposes you have a healthy shop planned complete with a practical meal plan and list of your cooking needs.  You’ve got healthy snacks picked out for you and the kids and great ideas for this week’s dinners.  But, like many people, by the time you arrive home you’ve somehow mana

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate or SLS has been around for some time now.  You will probably find it in a variety of your cleaning products as well as many of your personal hygiene ones.  Health practitioners and naturopaths have come out against the overuse of this product.  Although it has a great deal of applications, its prominent use in shampoos, cleansers and other skin care products

If you are on both a budget and a diet, don’t fret. Eating healthy doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact, some of the healthiest foods can be grown from home easily or, if you don’t’ have a garden, bought cheap from a farmers market.  Here are a few ideas for cheap and healthy ingredients to add to your shopping list:

With the economy as it is right now, everyone is looking for ways to save more money. Instead of opting for cheap fast foods that are less than nutritious, spend your hard earned money on these extremely cheap yet healthy foods.

Though grocery prices are inflated to an all time high, no one should have to skimp out on health for price. Here are three nutritious foods that you should be buying, why you should continue to buy them, and how to save.

Aaack! The pantry is empty and you’ve got mouths to feed! Now comes the dreaded trip to the grocery store to get food for the week. Don’t fret – there are ways you can make your shopping hassle-free and manageable…even enjoyable: