Following a healthy lifestyle can save an American household $3,000–$5,000 per year on average, primarily through reduced medical costs, lower insurance premiums, and cutting out expensive unhealthy habits like smoking, alcohol, and processed foods
That’s hundreds of dollars every month from controlling alcohol, soda and cooking more at home.
Ultimately, if someone develops chronic conditions, the extra savings per capita usually exceeds 2,000 dollars per year.
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