Wheatgrass Kits & eating Healthy

I need to get healthier. I love eating lots of meat and cheese, especially cheese on top of meat, but I know it is a lot better to eat more vegetables and fruit. A trip to the store let me know just how expensive produce has become. I'd learned about growing things by myself in my own home, but didn’t know how to start. I began doing a bit of research online, and saw that places really sell wheatgrass kits and various growing boxes. A number of them are simply boxes to develop your personal seed products in, yet others provide the seed and also the soil and everything else that you may need.

I checked out the various kinds of seed products that are available and that I was genuinely surprised by the sheer vastness of the types of products that were available all along. They had sunflowers, wheat grass, and many other microgreens-whatever you could be looking for. From some of the things I read, microgreens in particular, go well in salads. I would like more to my salad than simply lettuce. Having the ability to produce these toppings at home for my salads could be great. It will actually cut costs over time too.Click here to read more about wheatgrass and microgreens. 

I had been speaking to some friend who's really into getting a very healthy diet and he buys vegetables at the shop. I suppose he found a retailer that develops and sells the wheatgrass in bunches. He told me how much he spends a month on these greens and I knew immediately that my way would have him spending far less money once he gets a growing kit established. He stated that once he buys wheatgrass, they juice it so he can drink it. He says the natural flavor is great but he also adds some berries. After looking into juicers, I think it may even be a good idea for me. This way I could even save money on juice as well as salads. I'm about being self-reliant, and never needing to pay others to complete things I can perform personally.

Once I ran these ideas by my pal, he told me he worried that growing your own greens and owning your own juicer might be too much of an investment. I compared the cost of the initial investment with what he actually spends on a regular basis at the store, and I couldn’t believe how much he was losing! I broke down and compared on a per weekly basis just how much money he was spending on store product and juicing services with what it would costs to grow and juice on your own. There was no contest, doing it for your-self was significantly less expensive, and when you look at the cost of always shopping at the store, the true price was kind of obscene. I suppose he didn't noticed just how much he'd been investing, or how cheap he could get it done by himself. After discovering the real cost advantage, I don't think I'll ever buy my vegetables or juice from the store again.

This si a great place to get kits to grow your own greens: