A doctor is horrified when he visits a hospital cafeteria

a reply to: ColeYounger

It might be good for auto immune disease (don't know too much about it) but like much of the keto fads, its terrible for long term health and promotes things like heart disease.

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
a reply to: ColeYounger

It might be good for auto immune disease (don't know too much about it) but like much of the keto fads, its terrible for long term health and promotes things like heart disease.

Yes, there is now very strong evidence that the keto diet is beneficial for up to several months, or cycled off and on, but definitely unhealthy long term. People seem to always go overboard on fads!

originally posted by: ColeYounger

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
a reply to: ColeYounger

It might be good for auto immune disease (don't know too much about it) but like much of the keto fads, its terrible for long term health and promotes things like heart disease.

Yes, there is now very strong evidence that the keto diet is beneficial for up to several months, or cycled off and on, but definitely unhealthy long term. People seem to always go overboard on fads!

Vegan diet is one that is healthy (and ethical) short and long term.

If people are willing to just eat meat, why not try a whole food vegan diet?

a reply to: ColeYounger

so a retard was shocked that cafeteria food is crap?

lul

okay cool thanks for letting us know, 'doctor'

originally posted by: CptGreenTea

originally posted by: ColeYounger

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
a reply to: ColeYounger

It might be good for auto immune disease (don't know too much about it) but like much of the keto fads, its terrible for long term health and promotes things like heart disease.

Yes, there is now very strong evidence that the keto diet is beneficial for up to several months, or cycled off and on, but definitely unhealthy long term. People seem to always go overboard on fads!

Vegan diet is one that is healthy (and ethical) short and long term.

If people are willing to just eat meat, why not try a whole food vegan diet?

They probably don't want the burden of having to let everyone know they are vegan.

originally posted by: juulzverne

must be nice to live with your parents.
eggs went from ~75 cents a dozen to almost $4
ground beef was like a buck something a pound now its $6 and they're doing 70/30
chicken wings are ridiculous don't even bother

Are you talking about me living with my parents? Chicken at Costco is 2.50 to 2.99 a pound for boneless

originally posted by: Lysergic

originally posted by: CptGreenTea

originally posted by: ColeYounger

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
a reply to: ColeYounger

It might be good for auto immune disease (don't know too much about it) but like much of the keto fads, its terrible for long term health and promotes things like heart disease.

Yes, there is now very strong evidence that the keto diet is beneficial for up to several months, or cycled off and on, but definitely unhealthy long term. People seem to always go overboard on fads!

Vegan diet is one that is healthy (and ethical) short and long term.

If people are willing to just eat meat, why not try a whole food vegan diet?

They probably don't want the burden of having to let everyone know they are vegan.

I mean that's better than the burden of letting everyone know you're on Keto.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: purplemer

How does the NHS, which is free, make a profit?

The NHS is not free.
The taxpayer pays for it,everything sourced by it is paid for way above its value because its the NHS.
The biggest employer in the world is anything but free.
It is a black hole for money,billions more each year and the service gets worse and worse.
Weeks to get a phone appointment with a GP never mind face to face.Thats if you get past the receptionist gate keeper.
They even had the cheek to increase National Insurance to pay even more for the NHS.
You know damn well that it ain't free unless you are of the don't work,won't work never fing worked class.

originally posted by: Creep Thumper
Recently spent three days in the hospital myself, here in the US. The food was great.

Two years ago i spent almost 4 months in the hospital and the food was good but the water they gave us was bad. Chlorine and tasted bad.

I had two add Splenda to the water to make it drinkable, it tasted so bad.
One problem was also getting them to give me Splenda,.
They kept sending me Aspartame (Nutrasweet) and that to me tastes like Drano.

originally posted by: ANNED

originally posted by: Creep Thumper
Recently spent three days in the hospital myself, here in the US. The food was great.

Two years ago i spent almost 4 months in the hospital and the food was good but the water they gave us was bad. Chlorine and tasted bad.

I had two add Splenda to the water to make it drinkable, it tasted so bad.
One problem was also getting them to give me Splenda,.
They kept sending me Aspartame (Nutrasweet) and that to me tastes like Drano.

I feel the same way about Splenda. Gimme sugar! 😋

a reply to: glen200376

Yes, everyone knows the NHS is state funded, ie by taxpayers.

My question, not to you, was how does the NHS make a profit?


It doesn't cost us to go see a GP or get treated in NHS hospitals.

a reply to: ANNED

Awful.

Here in the UK, the Krug Champagne served up in hospitals to us patients is non-vintage!

Shocking, I know.