Parents of children who are obese couple could save up to £ 6.58 every week by changing their spending habits and opting for a healthy diet, according to a study published in the latest edition of the British Journal of General Practice.
The research team led by physicians at the University of Bristol, Julian Hamilton-Shield and Debbie sharp analysed the food diary kept by families of children obesity and measured the cost of replacing the healthy choice of unhealthy food, found that eating healthy can cost less than junk food.
The figures show that eating healthy can cost no more than
Test research on perceptions of parents and health professionals a few healthy eating is, by necessity, more expensive. This shows that it is possible to switch from unhealthy to healthy diets, and still reduce the cost of food.