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In my opinion, healthy diet is not equivalent to costly diet. This is because we can food that is reasonable in price can also be nutritious.
Angie Lee

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I think it depends on the person as how the person defines "healthy diet". If this particular person would want to include expensive supplements in his diet, then it can be costly.
Chow Yong Xian

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No, because we can make our own healthy meals and do exercises by ourselves.          Lee Ee-Ern

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Not necessarily. We can make our own healthy meals at home by using ingredients with affordable price such as apples, broccoli, brown rice, non-fat greek yogurt and so on.
Teh Kyle Wern

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I think no, because everyone has the right to health. It's not fair to someone who can't afford it.
Heng Li Zhe

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Mostly agree, even though we cook ourselves, the healthy ingredients are more expensive than unhealthy ingredients. For example, ingredients in salad will always be more expensive than ingredients in instant noodles.
Ng Min Si

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Does a healthy diet have to come at a hefty price?

If it is about the money, it all depends on what you buy - import or local groceries.
For example, avocados and blueberries definitely weigh more ($$$) than carrots and bananas.

The "hefty price" can also refers to the "sacrifice we have to made".
Still, if you are willing to do it, you won't feel burdened; but if you were forced into this, you're going to have some tough times.

By Tan Shi Shuen

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No, a healthy diet no need come at a hefty price. We can change our life. We cook our self don't use any MSG. We also can plant our self vegetable and herbs in our house.
Loh Jinhui

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No. Because nowadays many people prefer themselves to plant the vegetables and fruits at home. They only spend more time but less money to gain the  organic vegetables and fresh fruits. Also, they can prepared their own healthy diet by refering online recipes better than spend money on buying a packed healthy food.
Chu zhi xuan

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Not necessarily, because there are many ways other than spending money. For instance, we can cook our own healthy food based on our own preference which is way cheaper. We can also plant our own vegetables organically which definitely does not need us to pay hefty prices.
Bavenesha

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It's definitely not because our nature packs all the nutrients in the form of vegetables, whole grains, fruits, and so on. For example, we can squeeze fruit juice and drink it at home instead of buying packaged juice outside. This is because the packaged drinks sold outside at least contain preservatives, food flavorings and food colorings. Drinking self-squeezed juice is cheaper and more nutritious than juice bought outside.
Teoh Qin Ya

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Probably not. A healthy diet doesn't come at a hefty price. It is because we can cooking ourselves and plant the organic vegetables at our home.
Tan Wen Shen.

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Probably depends on your definition of healthy.
Yeoh Rui Ting

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Not fully agree. We can turn cooking at home into our first choice, instead of going to a restaurant. It not only ensures that the food we eat meet our own nutritional need, it also saves money. Because when we cook for ourselves, we will try our best to be less oil, less salt, less sugar, for a healthier meal. But we can’t do that when we dine out, it probably costs more money to eat relatively healthy food outside. In short, a healthy diet is not necessarily costly. On the contrary, a bad diet can have to pay a long-term  staggering and painful price.
Tan Yinyan

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Probably yes.
Lee Jiang Li

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Does a healthy diet have to come at a hefty price?