Nutrition (NKU Week 2)

The information is organized, highlights what's important. However, I believe that some of the pathways could have been explained a little more. Overall it's very concise and precise

I find the information useful and presented in a simple manner. The professor is kind and provides the students with logical explanations and tips on how to memorize things.

This course are good and helpful every medical student .if anyone are complete nutrition course I think she / he achieved lots of skill about nutrition.

Nice review, but I would expect at least 2 things: 1) Recommended daily amounts 2) Information of absorption 3) Information on minerals 4) Information on macronutrient intake

An excellent course. Simplified most important topics needed for exam.

Great information, concise, and understandable making it relatively easy to follow along. Thank you!

I would recommend the Dr. Georgina Cornwall to look more towards the camera.

Me ayudan como introduccion al tema, y me orientan que aspectos son importantes resaltar, me gustó los tips para recordar temas importantes no me gusto que duran muy poco y abarcan muy poco sobre los temas, estaria bueno que dieran mas clase , mas explicacion, la mayoria son casi menos de 5 minutos. aun no he provado la version premium , pero ese aspecto de poco tiempo no me convence del todo.

She explains good and the material is authentic. It is helping me alot, since I was hospitalised in my recent classes.

Ok. Very good excellent benefits i love it so much it is so good

I have learned a lot through her lectures, I love her lectures, she explains things very well.

Good for concise explanation! I hope further deep content ! Overall content with it

The lectures are concise, straight to the point, and yes, fun. The quizzes also make it easier to focus, as well as help memorise important material. As with other lectures, it would be nice if USMLE style questions were embedded in the lectures for better integration of the topics covered.

The topics get into my mind in the first go

Surprisingly interesting and short course. Ms. Cornwall is fun to learn from.

Short and interesting course. Binged it in one sitting. Ms. Cornwall is a pleasant lecturer.

I love her lectures ! Relevant for the USMLE and fun ! Recommended !

Concise, easy to understand and relevant for the USMLE Step 1. Very good ! A+++

Concise and relevant for the USMLE Step 1! Easy to understand !

The course is concise, to the point, good source for a fast review. But more details do not hurt too

A brief but v helpful quiz in re-freshing the concepts...it helps in our routine practices as well...

Great attitude and non-verbal languages. You make those vitamins more easier to understand. I appreciate it. Thank you and keep going.

This material was delivered brilliantly by the course lecturer. I have really enjoyed the nutrition lectures by Dr Cornwell and look forward to future lectures by this lady.

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Needed this in depth type of lecture in med sch. Good job

I find that I get used to her style, I wish that all the courses be taught by her

The slides and the lector overview we super nice form them only I was able to grasp the content of nutrition. I also liked the metabolic importance of the vitamins and the metabolic processing of alcohol. I really wanna recommend this to my lector of nutrition and those few peers who don't know about lecturio.

Incomplete information. I'm fascinated with the fact-based approach to the biochemistry of the human body. I like learning about the role that nutrition plays in disease prevention and the overall affects on human health. However, this course appears to still support the outdated views on proper nutrition and nutrition-related disease prevention. I feel that physicians do not get sufficient quality education on nutrition and that corporate interests still play too much of a role in both nutrition studies and nutritional recommendations. Today's healthcare system is more of a "disease care" system, and this profit-centered business approach, specifically with Pharmaceuticals, is doing little good, and in fact, doing a disservice to the overall welfare of the American people.

La doctora Cornwall presenta la información de manera concreta y comprensible. Te permite adquirir fundamentos básicos de nutrición, suficientes para tener un buen desempeño en los exámenes.

Very interesting. Maybe ratio of aminoacid tryptophan metabolized to niacin and niacin consumed with food is good to mention. B6 can be pyridoxine or pyridoxal?

Dr. Cornwall is really quite good. She mispeaks occasionally, but overall is credible and fun to listen to.

Very informative and simplistic in delivery. I eagerly look forward to the questions from this subject during the exams.

Covers B vitamins and Fat soluble. Pretty good. Lacks Certain vitamins: Zinc, Fe etc. Loved the nAKED mnemonic!

I'm enjoying Lecturio, the videos and follow up questions are ideal way to learn, the speakers excellent. I've spent many hours on You Tube hoping to fine something like this. I also saw Lecturio, is on You Tube and have subscribed yesterday having watched the Nutrition video and Biochemistry, also bought some eBooks that was mentioned in biography that I'm sure I will also enjoy. Thank you!

Simple and easy to understand! Covers only what really matters!!!

From what I understand, we advise patients taking Coumdain to AVOID eating vitamin K rich foods because it will counteract the effect of the drug.

not much details. its like a lecture for non medical students.

In this Nutrition course, Dr. Cornwall elaborates some basic nutritional principles that are essential for any student of Human physiology to understand. The way she presents the information is in much greater detail than what I was exposed to in the small Nutrition course held in Medical school. I particularly liked learning about the Mifflin-St. Jeor Formula for calculating Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR); it literally changed the way I look at food!

The program was to elementary in nature and not deep enough. Sections on pregnancy nutrition was very superficial