That's an unnecessary, unhelpful extreme. Why I know that? Because you'll say the same about my argument. First, pronouncing something like 'pyrimidinecarboxylic acid' just means your reading age is around 15. Second, that's one of the B vitamins, so congrats on eliminating that one there. Snappy shouldn't outweigh useful or thoughtful when it comes to writing health advice. It seems like you're just milking people for article ideas, but hey, whatever, just give me attribution. -Make (more) soups from basic ingredients instead of buying ready-made ones. Or stock of all things. Why soups specifically? Because they're more filling than solid foods; that's why they're starters in many countries or during austerity. -Set a hard weekly limit on the number of foods in plastic packages. At worst, you keep buying the same things in larger containers, so it's less plastic waste. -Get yourself an insulated food jar or thermos for homemade lunches. //I try not to edit after posting, but this one was embarrassing.or ingredients you can’t pronounce.
Curious - what else do you think would make a big impact?