Your Engagement with the Programme - Interpreting the Research Task

Part go the programme asks that you personally engage with the practice of contributing to the Baking as Lifestyle Medicine Protocol ( BALM) and transform the research ( academic knowledge) into a practical application that can be applied and used in real life. We call it eating the evidence. This does not have to be an ingredient. It can be the way you eat bread, or the way you gather your ingredients, or the community you engage with or even the joy of baking. The form b below has been designed specifically to get you to think in terms of applying the research.

So often we read a study or research and the information with in is extraordinary, but how do we turn this into something that our patients actually incorporate into their habits and even day.

The information you provide here will shortly be used as a new open database, and your interpretation will be used. This is activism.

You will also be asked to review the studies that you use in your graduations tasks, so you may well used the submitted reviews as part of your final exam / application for the prescription license.

If you are new to looking at the research then please see the A guide on how to approach the research papers

NOTE: You are not able to save as Draft. Please do not use this option.

Research Library click here – to access to use Spare user: [email protected] & Password :Sourdough1983*** for access to the
To access the PDF’s from Vanessa’t doctorate in Baking as Lifestyle Medicine please follow link . The folder Password is Sourdough1983 (Please be mindful that this is a private permission from Vanessa to access her research folders)

Homework

Your Name

Add The Exact name of the study ( Cut copy past from the study)

Add the name of the author / authors

ONLY if this study is one you have submitted then please Summarise the Methodology ( how they did the study)

Add the date this study was published

Please tell us where you found the study and how you selected it.

I found this in the Sourdough School Reseach Library I found this in the Sourdough School Reseach Library

I found this myself – please explain how you came across the study eg I heard it mentioned on a podcast, or I found it o google.I found this myself – please explain how you came across the study eg I heard it mentioned on a podcast, or I found it o google.

Please link to the original study here:

Please link to the Original Source ( Eg a podcast you listened to or article you where reading.)

ONLY if this study is one you have submitted then please summarise the background of the study

ONLY If this study is one you have got a copy of the PDF but it NOT open access please send here so I can review your submission.

Maximum file size: 33.55MB

ONLY if this study is one you have found & an open access please upload it here

Maximum file size: 33.55MB

Please check the BALM Protocol and select which Principle this Research applies to

Principle No 1 of BALM is that all practices are compliant with the 6 pillars of Lifestyle Medicine. Please tick which of the pillars of LM your study supports

1. Nutrition & Healthy Eating Principles –

2. Mental Wellbeing – reducing stress through BALM –

3. Positive social connections, & nurturing relationships 9

4. Functional Movement Benefits

5. Understanding & avoiding refined flour & UPF

6. How following BALM may benefit Sleep

If this study refers to a particular grain or ingredient please select which one here: If this study refers to a particular grain or ingredient please select which one here:

Please choose the health category that this study best fits into Please choose the health category that this study best fits into

Share a link to a recipe or BALM topic on the sourdough school or club website that shows how you can actioning or eat this evidence.

This is the most important part of your task. Please share the significance of this research to the baker / the patient – think in terms of process ( ie fermentation) or in terms of the choice of flour or ingredient in a recipe – Consider it as eating or actioning the research in real life with in the bread protocol and how this can be practically used

Free text for any addition or extra information you want to share, such as recipes, links to other relevant information.

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Your Engagement with the Programme – Interpreting the Research Task

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