You think eating healthy is expensive. You're wrong — and Devan Kline is going to prove it with math.
Most Americans spend $150+ a week on food and feel like they have no choice. But 8 ounces of chicken breast, 6 ounces of rice, and half a sweet potato costs about $3 a meal. That's $70 a week for an athlete hitting 200 grams of protein and 2,000+ calories a day. And if you're spending less on groceries than your gym membership — you just paid for your membership by eating better.
In Episode 100, Devan Kline and producer Chelsea break down exactly how to eat like an athlete on roughly $75 a week — the real math behind healthy eating on a budget, why the "eating healthy is expensive" excuse is keeping you stuck, and how to become the CEO of your own nutrition and finances.
There are a million ways to justify mediocrity. Eating healthy being "too expensive" is one of the most common. Today that excuse ends.
🔥 This week's challenge: Run the experiment. Buy groceries for one week. Eat at home. Calculate the cost per day. DM Devan what you find.
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