1/ Someone recently tweeted that hospital food is unhealthy, but that they aren't going to change lifelong habits, thus showcasing photos of this isn't very helpful.
That's actually lingered with me for several days. Maybe because I feel exactly the opposite...
That's actually lingered with me for several days. Maybe because I feel exactly the opposite...
2/ Very little demonstrates the emphasis of nutrition as the food you serve under one's care. If we already know how much diet impacts the very disease that brings people to the hospitals (and we do), why -- of all places -- would we want to enable this negative outcome there?
3/ I've seen countless people adopt healthy habits when simply provided the knowledge and opportunity to do so. What better place to build on this than one dedicated to your returning you to health? At the barest of minimums, the patient should have a choice.
4/ Honestly, I think there's hardly any greater symbolism of our modern state of disconnect between diet and disease as nutritionally poor food being served at a hospital.
(Sorry to be uncharacteristically ranty, but I had to get this one off my chest.)
(Sorry to be uncharacteristically ranty, but I had to get this one off my chest.)
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