The Food Hospital

The Food Hospital (2011-2012)

EndedReality show

The Food Hospital is a specialist factual series, which takes a look at the science behind using food as medicine. Different experiments are performed using strict scientific rigour. Different patients suffering from a range of medical conditions and symptoms are prescribed specific food treatment programmes to discover if their health problems can be alleviated or cured by changing their diets.

Network
Scheduleevery Tuesday at 20:00 (60 min)

Last Episode

Episode Six
Season 2Episode 660 min

Episode Six

Nov 24, 2012

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E06Episode SixNov 24, 2012
S02E05Episode FiveNov 17, 2012
S02E04Episode FourNov 10, 2012
S02E03Episode ThreeOct 3, 2012
S02E02Episode TwoSep 26, 2012
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'The Food Hospital' premiere?

'The Food Hospital' premiered on September 1, 2011.

Who were the hosts of 'The Food Hospital'?

'The Food Hospital' was hosted by Dr. Pixie McKenna and Dr. Giovanni Miletto.

What was the main concept of 'The Food Hospital'?

'The Food Hospital' focused on the idea that food could be used as medicine to treat various health conditions.

How many patients were featured in each episode of 'The Food Hospital'?

Each episode of 'The Food Hospital' featured three patients.

What types of health conditions were addressed on 'The Food Hospital'?

'The Food Hospital' addressed a wide range of health conditions, including obesity, diabetes, and allergies.

Did 'The Food Hospital' feature any celebrity guests?

Yes, 'The Food Hospital' occasionally featured celebrity guests who shared their own health experiences and sought advice.

Were the patients on 'The Food Hospital' able to successfully improve their health through food therapy?

Many patients on 'The Food Hospital' experienced positive health improvements through food therapy, although individual results varied.

Did 'The Food Hospital' provide practical tips and recipes for viewers to try at home?

Yes, 'The Food Hospital' provided viewers with practical tips, recipes, and meal plans to help them incorporate healthier food choices into their lives.

Did 'The Food Hospital' explore the connection between mental health and diet?

Yes, 'The Food Hospital' explored the connection between mental health and diet, highlighting how certain foods can affect mood and cognitive function.

Were there any controversial or unconventional treatments featured on 'The Food Hospital'?

'The Food Hospital' occasionally featured controversial or unconventional treatments, such as fecal transplants, to address certain health conditions.

Did 'The Food Hospital' provide scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of food therapy?

'The Food Hospital' often presented scientific evidence and studies to support the effectiveness of food therapy in treating various health conditions.

Did 'The Food Hospital' feature any success stories of patients who completely transformed their health?

Yes, 'The Food Hospital' featured inspiring success stories of patients who made significant improvements to their health through dietary changes.

Were there any recurring segments or themes on 'The Food Hospital'?

'The Food Hospital' had recurring segments that focused on specific health conditions or showcased innovative food therapies.

Did 'The Food Hospital' explore the cultural and historical aspects of different types of food?

Yes, 'The Food Hospital' occasionally explored the cultural and historical aspects of different types of food, highlighting their impact on health.

Were there any limitations or criticisms of the methods used on 'The Food Hospital'?

Some critics raised concerns about the lack of long-term follow-up on patients and the potential for individual results to vary on 'The Food Hospital'.

Did 'The Food Hospital' provide viewers with resources to access further information or support?

'The Food Hospital' provided viewers with resources and contact information for additional information or support related to the topics covered in the show.

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