Should I change my diet to improve focus and intelligence in school and on mcat?
I eat a lot of junk food and fast food, but my goals are more extreme, like completely eradicating artificial sugar and fast food, rather than eating it occasionally or in moderation. I'm wondering if anyone has tried something like this to retain information, because I watched an educational video all the way back in middle school which I still remember saying not to eat too much sugar or caffeine before an exam. (Source: Student Doctor Network)
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I don't want to waste away...
I'm looking for foodstuffs recommendations that are healthy and appropriate for easy consumption while on my surgery rotation. Already tried some "healthy smoothie/meal replacements" that are in squeezable pouches and don't need to be refrigerated, but they tasted absolutely gross. (I have a newfound regard now for the dietary consult service, and any patient who is visited by them.) Any other recommendations besides tried-and-true trail mix, granola bars, etc.? (And if so, any in particular...
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Re: What does the evidence say about vegan diets in children?
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Re: Effect of dietary sources of calcium and protein on hip fractures and falls in older adults in residential care: cluster randomised controlled trial
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Step 1 dedicated study in a tropical/vacation location?
Wondering if I should go to a place with good wifi and change of sceneray for 2-4 months of dedicated Step1 PREP? like Bali, indonesia (Been there before). Study with online sutdy partners (no issues with keeping schedule) But also get that chagne of scenery and really relaxing/rejuvinating TIME off as my current city, the time off / down time /off days option are boring (US BASED).
any ideas or is it too risky? Food will be different, etc. Although i'm on keto diet and eat simple food. (Source: Student Doctor Network)
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Preventing migraine Re: Dietary alteration of n-3 and n-6 fatty acids for headache reduction in adults with migraine: randomized controlled trial
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Pharmacist Diet Thread
Title says it all...just curious what others are doing...there's just so many factors to consider (personal health, climate/weather, costs, macronutrient/kcal goals, micronutrient goals, vitamin/mineral goals, food volume, variety in food groups consumed/balance, equipment, digestion, etc.)
Thinking of refining my diet with more emphasis on frugality and environment (plan on investing in an air fryer)...mostly frozen fruits and vegetables with fish (budget versions of oysters and salmon...
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Migraine with hormonal contraception and HRT Re: Dietary alteration of n-3 and n-6 fatty acids for headache reduction in adults with migraine: randomized controlled trial
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