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31 August, 2009 at 3:03 pm #13553
Prison meal ‘better than hospital’Prison meal ‘better than hospital’
People are far more likely to go hungry in an NHS hospital than in a prison, researchers have said.This is despite prisons spending less per person on meals than hospitals do.
Experts from Bournemouth University have been studying the food offered to inmates and across the NHS.They believe hospital patients face barriers in getting good nutrition, including not receiving assistance with eating and nobody monitoring if they are well fed.
Professor John Edwards said around 40% of patients going into hospital were already malnourished but this situation did not tend to improve while there.
“If you are in prison then the diet you get is extremely good in terms of nutritional content,” he went on.“The food that is provided is actually better than most civilians have.
“There’s a focus on carbohydrates, then there’s the way they prepare the food, it’s very healthy.“They don’t add salt and there’s relatively little frying of food – if you have a burger then it goes in the oven.
“Hospital patients don’t consume enough. If you are using food as a means of treatment then it’s not working.”
You’d probably not want my advice, but you’ll get it anyway..
IF you’re feeling poorly, or feel you may need your appendix out, go smash a window, mug someone, or possible torture a car, (The list is endless).. Either way, you’re more than likely to be treated much much better in a prison than a hospital.
I’m sorry to all the nurses out there, i now refuse to come to hospital, to be offered a stale cheese sandwich.. I am now off to HMS Strangeways where i can have sky television, a sauna, and a thre course meal. I would also like to propose you put a sandpit in the gardens, that way i can save a lot ore money by not going to Turkey.
PS, when i suggest you go and commit a crime you do so at your own free will.. WooHoo, and Justchat cannot accept any responsibility. (or entertainment purposes only).. :lol:
31 August, 2009 at 3:08 pm #411012Can you drop the soap in hospital showers ?
31 August, 2009 at 3:12 pm #411013@pete wrote:
Can you drop the soap in hospital showers ?
You get soap in Hospital? F u c k me, i should have written a letter of complaint then.. All i got was a fondle off the nurse..
Think that’s a good thing?.. It’s Not when his name is Gordon.
31 August, 2009 at 4:46 pm #41101431 August, 2009 at 4:51 pm #411015@pete wrote:
Can you drop the soap in hospital showers ?
Course you can Pete ….. it’s prisons where you gotta be careful if you drop the soap!!!!! :lol:
31 August, 2009 at 7:05 pm #411016@pete wrote:
HOW DARE YOU post a picture of my HouseKeeper Wonnagannaderedeer from Austria.
I tried my best to keep her Identity a secret!
I’m so glad I didn’t tell you all about the se xu al activities SHE coaxed me into.. #-o31 August, 2009 at 7:33 pm #4110171 September, 2009 at 11:18 am #411018Well I recently spent a week in hospital following major surgery and was told I needed to eat to get my strength back ! Unfortunately most of the daily available options were disgusting, hence I ate very little . . safest option was the sandwhiches! And this is a hospital that supposedly had the ‘jamie oliver’ treatment and it’s menus revamped !
1 September, 2009 at 12:16 pm #411019Woohoo, please don’t get me wrong, I was laughing at your post cos it’s sooooooooo true :lol: :lol: and I so needed cheering up today so thankyou lol :lol: :lol:
When my mum was in hospital couple years ago, a nurse brought her a meal, now I don’t wish to make anyone feel ill but it really did look like someone had puked on the plate!! On her asking the nurse what it was, she replied it was beef stew, my mum, never having lost her sense of humour, asked had the cow been aneamic! lol. The nurse got quite huffy, said there was nothing wrong with it, we almost in unison said, well you eat it then!!,,,,,,I went downstairs to the shop and got her a sandwich and a muller rice.
This is in a brand new hospital as well. Perhaps the people who make up the menu’s and dish out the food should try it themselves. The food served on the wards, is definately not the same as the food served in the restaurant, as they would have you believe. I’d go as far as to say actually, that if the food on the ward was the same as the restaurant, and food hygeine pple were to walk in, they’d be closed down!!!!
1 September, 2009 at 1:05 pm #411020wonder if we were in the same hospital !!!!!
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