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I wonder how much of an effect nutrition has on causing people to become criminals (and other anti-social behavior) in the first place. I remember reading an a
by fyfy18 9y ago
I wonder how much of an effect nutrition has on causing people to become criminals (and other anti-social behavior) in the first place.
I remember reading an article here a few years ago saying that in a lot of low-income neighbourhoods in the US, the only food options are relatively unhealthy. There are no proper grocery stores nearby, and the residents can’t afford to travel further to them, so they are stuck eating whatever unhealthy and low nutrition food the local corner store has (e.g. frozen fries and pasta instead of fresh fruit and vegetables).
- DoreenMichele 9y agoI have a serious medical condition that makes it difficult to get the nutrients I need. I fairly often have somatopsychic side effects from this. I resolve those issues by figuring out what nutrient I need extra of. The incident that caused me to think that nutrition should be part of prison rehab was one where I was just inexplicably mad as hell and we resolved it by feeding me an orange every day for the vitamin C. I was like "Holy cow! I bet just getting the right nutrients into prisoners would make them less prone to violence and other problem behaviors." So as a wild guess: This is probably a significant factor.