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@Rayjds14@aakashgupta Have you looked at what a Doctor of Chiropractic studies to become one? Same hours as an MD, at least till graduation. All states recognize chiropractors as doctors.
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@HansAmato Intermittent fasting really works best on low carb/high fat diets. With those macros, your body and brain can happily burn fats or ketones for fuel all night. But, if eating carbs during the day, yes a bit of carb before bed will prevent the cortisol spikes.