Bernard Gesch's Presentation
Bernard Gesch's Presentation
Bernard Gesch's Presentation
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Try this diet for three months……<br />
BREAKFAST:<br />
Nothing (asleep)<br />
MID-MORNING: Nothing (asleep)<br />
LUNCH TIME:<br />
4 - 5 cups of coffee with 2.5 heaped sugars<br />
MID-AFTERNOON: 3 - 4 cups of coffee with 2.5 heaped sugars<br />
TEA: Chips, egg, 2 slices of white bread with ketchup.<br />
5 cups of tea or coffee, with 2.5 heaped sugars.<br />
EVENING: 5 cups of tea or coffee, with 2.5 heaped sugars<br />
20 cigarettes, £2 worth of sweets, cake and<br />
(if money available) 3 - 4 pints of beer<br />
Physiological functioning: the missing factor?<br />
There may be behavioural consequences if the brains<br />
requirements for essential nutrients are not met<br />
Yet, dietary standards do not address behaviour; despite the<br />
physiological importance of essential nutrients for normal<br />
brain function<br />
And: Social influences on behaviour will be apparent to<br />
us while these physiological factors are liable to undercut our<br />
senses and affect behaviour without our knowledge<br />
These factors are largely ignored in criminal justice<br />
Can these unseen factors help explain trends in social<br />
behaviour or crimes that defy rational explanation?
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