Blue GENE™ FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

[poopies]

yeah, that is the issue as many doctors are not well versed in supplements or herbs

Don't worry. In 3 years, I'll be a doctor that has a clue

[Controlled Labs]

Don't worry. In 3 years, I'll be a doctor that has a clue

awesome. MD, DO, ND or PHD? (or something else?)

[jiritt0]

awesome. MD, DO, ND or PHD? (or something else?)

JD!

[GoBig]

I need to find a doctor who r supplements expert, i will use you haha! Anyway i'm going to order WF at bb.com My wf is all out.

[jiritt0]

or a sports nutrionist

[poopies]

awesome. MD, DO, ND or PHD? (or something else?)

DO. Just liked the osteopathic philosophy more than the allopathic (MD).

[jiritt0]

goodluck to you man.. after finishing my masters, i dont know if i could ever handle a dissertation...so much reading and writing... and than all the IRB review and other logistical parts of it.. INTENSE!

do you have to do all that for a more medical field? or is it more fellowships (?) and what not?

[conda]

awesome. MD, DO, ND or PHD? (or something else?)

Hopefully not a foot Dr. All that hammer time, would make me gag.

[poopies]

goodluck to you man.. after finishing my masters, i dont know if i could ever handle a dissertation...so much reading and writing... and than all the IRB review and other logistical parts of it.. INTENSE!

do you have to do all that for a more medical field? or is it more fellowships (?) and what not?

No nothing like that, thankfully. I don't think I'd do it if it was.

Many schools do it differently, but generally we do 2 years of intense classes - undergrad seems like a joke to me now haha. Then we do 2 years of rotations (which is like 6 weeks of shadowing the same doctor(s) everyday). At that point you graduate with your degree (DO or MD). Then you have to do internship/residency in whichever specialty you want to do (this is more hands on than rotations and can range from 3-5 years). At that point if you want to further specialize you could do a fellowship. (For example, someone who wanted to be a cardiologist would have to do an Internal Medicine residency and a Cardiology fellowship).

So basically, I'll have a real life in almost decade. Yay!

[jiritt0]

So basically, I'll have a real life in almost decade. Yay!

thats crazy man.. best of luck with everything!

[conda]

No nothing like that, thankfully. I don't think I'd do it if it was.

Many schools do it differently, but generally we do 2 years of intense classes - undergrad seems like a joke to me now haha. Then we do 2 years of rotations (which is like 6 weeks of shadowing the same doctor(s) everyday). At that point you graduate with your degree (DO or MD). Then you have to do internship/residency in whichever specialty you want to do (this is more hands on than rotations and can range from 3-5 years). At that point if you want to further specialize you could do a fellowship. (For example, someone who wanted to be a cardiologist would have to do an Internal Medicine residency and a Cardiology fellowship).

So basically, I'll have a real life in almost decade. Yay!

Awesome bro. You can walk around your office sporting a CL beanie.

[poopies]

thats crazy man.. best of luck with everything!

Thanks! I appreciate it. I'm excited to see where it takes me

Awesome bro. You can walk around your office sporting a CL beanie.

For sure. Maybe even write out prescriptions for some Blue Gene

[Controlled Labs]

DO. Just liked the osteopathic philosophy more than the allopathic (MD).

good choice

Hopefully not a foot Dr. All that hammer time, would make me gag.

lmao

No nothing like that, thankfully. I don't think I'd do it if it was.

Many schools do it differently, but generally we do 2 years of intense classes - undergrad seems like a joke to me now haha. Then we do 2 years of rotations (which is like 6 weeks of shadowing the same doctor(s) everyday). At that point you graduate with your degree (DO or MD). Then you have to do internship/residency in whichever specialty you want to do (this is more hands on than rotations and can range from 3-5 years). At that point if you want to further specialize you could do a fellowship. (For example, someone who wanted to be a cardiologist would have to do an Internal Medicine residency and a Cardiology fellowship).

So basically, I'll have a real life in almost decade. Yay!

my wife is just finishing internship year, 2 more years then she gets to specialize.

yeah, the money is pretty crappy until done with residency or fellowship (if you specialize) and you have all the loans to pay back

[GoBig]

i have taking BG for a week now i have lost some weight 197 lbs to 190, I'm 6'4 , and lost some muscle mass. i think I'm disappointed with BG.

[conda]

i have taking BG for a week now i have lost some weight 197 lbs to 190, I'm 6'4 , and lost some muscle mass. i think I'm disappointed with BG.

I haven't lost weight. Only Body fat. And gained Muscle. Never heard of this issue caused by BG. Only good results.