u/Routine-Barber-4695

I want to start going to the gym 5 days a week, but my nausea is getting in the way. It starts even when I’m just driving to the gym. I start feeling nauseous and it gets worse when I actually start lifting. Happens more often in the early AM before work, but it also has happened in the afternoons. Idk if it’s my nerves since the gym is more like a chore to me, but it’s getting in the way of doing my best.. I drink a chobani yogurt and some water before going but I’m not sure if that’s enough. I also take a zofran on occasion if it’s rlly bad (which I’d like to stop doing lol)

I’ve scored 83% (2 weeks after my last exam), 79%, and 88% so far on eat right prep practice exams . My last exam i got a 22. So im a little confused ab how well im doing with these eat right prep mocks. My next exam is in 3 1/2ish weeks and im scared this thing is giving me false hope lol

Hi! I’m studying for the RD exam for the 4th time.

So far during this study period, I got an 83 and a 79 on 2 of the EatRight Prep mock exams. My last study session, I was still getting in the 60s on Dana fyer mock exams, so i already feel a little more confident. However, I’m still scared it’s not enough because I constantly see people on here talking about Pocket Prep scores.

Honestly Pocket Prep completely destroys my confidence. The questions feel way harder and more intimidating to me than the actual exam, and even when I do smaller build your own quizzes I end up scoring in the 50s. My brain literally hurts trying to read some of the questions compared to the actual test style.

Has anyone passed without pocket prep? I’m using mainly using EatRight Prep mock exams, Dana Fryer’s program, and Inman Quizlets. I’m trying to actually pass this time (I went from a 15 to a 19 to a 22 score so far). I’m wondering if I really need to force myself through Pocket Prep as well.