By Cliff Smith
Of course you have plenty of expenses in life, but your body is the one thing that you need to live in all your life. Is it worth as much as you put into your house, your car, or even your cell phone? You always have the option of downsizing to a smaller home to save money, or buying a more economical vehicle, but your body is permanent. So, your body's health and fitness is a high priority if you want to live a long, full, active life.
With that in mind, think about how you spend your money each month. How much of your budget supports your body’s health and well-being? It’s probably not nearly as much as your home, but what about your cell phone, your car, travel expenses, entertainment, groceries or dining out? If your body's health is not where you want it to be, then you might want to move it up the list of monthly priorities.
How much money do you spend on food and drinks each month? Do you believe there are smarter choices you can make to get more body benefits out of the money you do spend on groceries each month? The trick is to think differently about how you obtain your serious nutrition. Shop wisely and you can create a perfectly balanced body that will help you live a long, healthy, energetic life.
When evaluating your health and wellness budget, it is helpful to remember the 4 basic, anti-aging components of the Philosophy of Regeneration. If you adhere to these 4 principles for your nutritional needs, you will reach a much higher level of satisfaction in your overall well-being and physical fitness. If you’re spending more on your cell phone each month than on your serious nutrition, your minutes may be up sooner than you think.
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