Eric Burgh

[Eric Burgh @EricBurghMD]

The Huberman Edit
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[Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. @hubermanlab]

Oatmeal (and I think that’s rice and sourdough) made the cut! In all seriousness, assuming overall calories are kept in check and people exercise & get sun(day)light, this looks spot on. Maybe up the veggies a bit, add low sugar fermented foods like sauerkraut & this is great.

[Eric Burgh @EricBurghMD]

@halletecco Could be more clear in some intake forms. For hospital admissions we ask and put in EHR. Vit D, multivitamin, fish oil pretty common. Would be nice to have a free text section too as many aren’t in EHR and w/o standardized dosing

[Eric Burgh @EricBurghMD]

@teachable When creating or growing, feeling imposter syndrome just means you’re human. You’re “acting as if” in order to move toward an imagined future that hasn’t happened, yet. Feeling like an imposter is part of adapting to better serve others.

[Eric Burgh @EricBurghMD]

@drjohnmorley @sharon_inouye @macesari @A_MacLullich Articles/alternatives I can share with my hospitalist group? I see scheduled for “recurrent agitation overnight” - in hospital or caregivers desperate for calmer nights. Using PRNs can delay discharge to SNF. Prolonged hospitalizations and respite care admissions also do harm

[Eric Burgh @EricBurghMD]

Surgeon General Murthy encouraging fellow hospitalists to act locally, beyond hospital walls #HospMed16 #Nutrition