Paul Saladino· MD
Healthy food is an investment that pays daily dividends in mood, libido, and energy. Junk food is a high-interest loan you’ll eventually default on.
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Healthy food is an investment that pays daily dividends in mood, libido, and energy. Junk food is a high-interest loan you’ll eventually default on.
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No, I'm making a decision intentionally and realizing that the return on my investment, the ROI of eating healthy is huge. It's not worth it to me to eat junk food that feels good, gives me a dopamine rush for 3 minutes, and then I feel crappy the rest of the day.