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What bariatric-friendly food really means

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By Kevin Huffman, Monique Potvin Kent, Divya Srinivasan
| KevinMD.com
Walk down any grocery aisle and you will see products covered in health claims: sugar-free, naturally sweetened, organic, gluten-free. For most shoppers, these labels are a minor annoyance. For a patient recovering from bariatric surgery, trusting the wrong one can mean an afternoon of dumping syndrome. The term “bariatric-friendly” has no regulated definition. Any company can print it on a package.
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Why protein timing after bariatric surgery matters

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By Kevin Huffman, Barry Greene, Shirley Sarah Dadson
| KevinMD.com
I have noticed something interesting. Most patients become obsessed with how much protein they eat. They track every gram. They compare protein shakes. They know their daily target by heart. But very few pay attention to when they are eating that protein. This creates a problem I see regularly in practice. Patients come into my office convinced they are doing everything right because they reached their daily protein goal.
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Schools Must Do the Hard Work If High-Dosage Tutoring Is to Help Every Student Original

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By Christina L. Grant, Kevin Huffman
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter There is a temptation in education to abandon projects rapidly and instead chase a new solution as a magic bullet for improving student outcomes. Too often, when an investment doesn’t have an instant payoff, it’s abandoned for the next shiny thing. New programs, new technology, new slogans, each promising to fix what came before it.
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