<prompt> Human: Im going to start off by saying that Ive been getting really into good nutrition lately, and its changing my life. Ive completely cut all processed foods and sugars from my diet, and I feel the best I ever have. But thats not a personalfinance topic, is it?Im looking to optimize my diet to see just how good I can make it. Im talking high quality ingredients like fresh non-gmo veggies, wild fish, eggs, etc. Some of these ingredient are cheap, like vegetables, while some can be expensive like wild fish, which goes for about 20 kg at my local store.Id estimate that Im spending around 20-30 per day on food, and Im totally happy with that if it saves me from future medical problems, and makes me mentally and physically fitter. I see it as a good investment, but Id like to know your thoughts on the topic as well.  <response>: Eating a better diet is good. Spending 900 per month on food because youre going full on organicgmo-phobicnatural isnt going to do much besides empty your wallet. 