The bottom line is, if you want performance gains, you need
proper nutrition. I would, for instance serve soya bean drink
instead of sugared, coloured water. I would also want recruits to
be able to help themselves to one starchy item (eg rice, potato) at
lunch and dinner. That will ensure that everyone has as much food
as they need to function effectively.
i don't think they put the drinks
into consideration. anyway, giving soya bean everytime will be
plain boring. then there'll be another group of people complaining
no variety.
I undwerstand the point about making best use of recources but
this can be implemented rather cheaply. Rice and potato is dirt
cheap. I would imagine soya bean drink or some other kind of
protein supplement will not cost a lot. After all, one really only
needs about 20+g of protein a day. This can be done easily and at a
low cost.
i don't see saf not providing rice
and potato. you can even ask for more.
Putting costs aside, we as citizens place our and our children's
lives at the hands of the armed Forces. We lay the defence of the
nation on the Armed Forces' shoulders. For that, we have paid in
blood, sweat and enormous amounts of money. The Armed Forces
therefore has a responsiblity to properly train our soldiers.
Nutrition is a very important part of that process.
true. but i believe they seek out
to the minimum requirements only, of course, unless you are a
scholar? afterall, its all just for show.
