I did some research, and it said that the Northwestern University is a medical school. And, yes. I'm pretty sure that pre-med is something that you must do before medical school.
Hope this helps! I think it's really cool that you're interested in being a doctor/surgeon! I have a couple of friends who also wish to be in the medical field. C:
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The answer is definitely that the provider’s success claims seem too good to be true.
Its better to use fresh ingredients because being able to get fresh ingredients that have not been in contact with pesticides and other artificial substances as well as avoiding processed foods, are excellent ways of eating healthier and improve your health.
