My baby is hooked on this. She would not have a regular stool without taking this every day. I first started her when she was around 2 months because she would cry when she would have a BM & this helps her having a regular BM.

I'm not planning to take the MCAT, but I have a strong personal interest in biomedicine, and I've found MCAT review books to be good resources to review the general science one should know as a foundation for specialized biomedical study. Among these books, this Kaplan book is one of my favorites, so I recommend it to both general readers and people preparing for the MCAT. The content is fairly comprehensive, the writing is clear, and the color graphics are effective. The tear-out study sheets at the end of the book are also very handy for a quick and condensed "high yield" review of key points.

not easy to use, very frustrated. I am not tech savvy and this is not delivering what I thought, wished I had asked someone first.

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