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"Health Food Coupons"
Posted by Momto1 on Sep-01-18 at 10:14 PM (Eastern)

Posted on Sep-01-18 at 10:14 PM (Eastern) by 71.71.39.217
I have been couponing for a long time and try to save as much money as I can. I never shop health food stores and do buy alot of processed foods. A few weeks ago my husband was in the ER for a kidney stone, which he has alot of them, and also they found something on the scan and told us that he has a greater chance of having a heart attack. Before going home they told us to not eat alot of red meat, pork, fish, and salt which alot of processed foods has salt in it. They told us to eat more fruit and veggies. My question is how do I go about getting health food coupons? I am reading labels alot more now.
Thanks for any help you can give me. Karen S. in NC

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Some tips..., Meezer_Mom, 10:49 PM, Sep-01-18
FREE good and cheap cookbook download..., Meezer_Mom, 01:53 AM, Sep-02-18

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1 . "Some tips..."
Posted by Meezer_Mom on Sep-01-18 at 10:49 PM (Eastern)

Posted on Sep-01-18 at 10:49 PM (Eastern) by 107.77.245.8
Hi Karen,
Sorry your husband's going through this. Am glad you're taking it seriously.
Identify some of the foods he CAN have and email the manufacturer to request coupons and being added to the e-list.
Do the same with the health food stores near you.
Fruits and veggies aren't cheap but if you shop the produce aisle and farmer's markets, and look for deals when certain ones are in season, you should be OK.
And don't overlook beans as a protein source, if he can have them. It's a very lean, zero-fat, high-fiber, high-protein vegetable that is quite satisfying and is about as cheap as you can get if you buy dry and rehydrate.
All best.
Purrrz,
Sue
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2 . "FREE good and cheap cookbook download..."
Posted by Meezer_Mom on Sep-02-18 at 01:53 AM (Eastern)

Posted on Sep-02-18 at 01:53 AM (Eastern) by 107.77.245.8
Maybe there's something useful for you in it.
https://cookbooks.leannebrown.com/good-and-cheap.pdf
Purrrz,
Sue
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"Health Food Coupons" Posted by Momto1 on Sep-01-18 at 10:14 PM (Eastern)
Posted on Sep-01-18 at 10:14 PM (Eastern) by 71.71.39.217 I have been couponing for a long time and try to save as much money as I can. I never shop health food stores and do buy alot of processed foods. A few weeks ago my husband was in the ER for a kidney stone, which he has alot of them, and also they found something on the scan and told us that he has a greater chance of having a heart attack. Before going home they told us to not eat alot of red meat, pork, fish, and salt which alot of processed foods has salt in it. They told us to eat more fruit and veggies. My question is how do I go about getting health food coupons? I am reading labels alot more now. Thanks for any help you can give me. Karen S. in NC
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1 . "Some tips..." Posted by Meezer_Mom on Sep-01-18 at 10:49 PM (Eastern)
Posted on Sep-01-18 at 10:49 PM (Eastern) by 107.77.245.8 Hi Karen, Sorry your husband's going through this. Am glad you're taking it seriously. Identify some of the foods he CAN have and email the manufacturer to request coupons and being added to the e-list. Do the same with the health food stores near you. Fruits and veggies aren't cheap but if you shop the produce aisle and farmer's markets, and look for deals when certain ones are in season, you should be OK. And don't overlook beans as a protein source, if he can have them. It's a very lean, zero-fat, high-fiber, high-protein vegetable that is quite satisfying and is about as cheap as you can get if you buy dry and rehydrate. All best. Purrrz, Sue >^..^< If we've traded, please leave feedback for me at: http://www.refundsweepers.com/dcforum/feedback/178.html Thanks so much!
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2 . "FREE good and cheap cookbook download..." Posted by Meezer_Mom on Sep-02-18 at 01:53 AM (Eastern)
Posted on Sep-02-18 at 01:53 AM (Eastern) by 107.77.245.8 Maybe there's something useful for you in it. https://cookbooks.leannebrown.com/good-and-cheap.pdf Purrrz, Sue >^..^< If we've traded, please leave feedback for me at: http://www.refundsweepers.com/dcforum/feedback/178.html Thanks so much!
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