Although this decision was made strictly to save money ($100k per year!), and apparently not to test the diet's effects on the inmates, it will be interesting to see what other results occur. I predict that they will see a decrease in prison violence, though it may take a few years for conclusive results to appear.
Health benefits may or may not occur, being that the soy they are using is surely GMO. So they might be trading one set of health problems for another. So I'm not really expecting to see health benefits. I am far more interested in a reduction in prison violence.
Arizona Jail Goes Meat-Free
(The intent of this thread is to discuss the violence aspect, not diet itself. There are already plenty of other threads dedicated to the meat-veg debate. This is why I'm posting this in Olio rather than the health/diet sub-forum.)
Health benefits may or may not occur, being that the soy they are using is surely GMO. So they might be trading one set of health problems for another. So I'm not really expecting to see health benefits. I am far more interested in a reduction in prison violence.
Arizona Jail Goes Meat-Free
(The intent of this thread is to discuss the violence aspect, not diet itself. There are already plenty of other threads dedicated to the meat-veg debate. This is why I'm posting this in Olio rather than the health/diet sub-forum.)
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