… where they switch the diet, maybe in one wing of the facility and they leave the diet in the other. And the level of violence goes down 40 to 50%. The use of restraints in juvenile detention facilities goes down to 75%. Disciplinary problems, all of those things. And you see that a lot with post traumatic stress. So food is linked to post traumatic stress. They've proven that on study after study. (40:44–40:49)
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