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Measuring access to health care means alone, does nothing to improve it. There must be action. The metric helps us understand whether the action is effective.

Consider: Two competing politicians claim they have a plan to provide more Americans with health care. Both plans sound good. Each politician tries the plan in their home state, with nominal results. How do we determine which plan was more effective. We use the metrics to report efficacy.

The metric could be any formula that makes sense: Percent of population having health insurance. Or, number of hospitals per square mile. Or, number of M.D.s per capita. Etc.
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–Eat more carbs early in the day, before 2 pm or so. Without plenty of carbs, you won’t have good fuel for a great workout. Carbs fuel the workout. Without plenty of carbs, your workout will be weaker, and your muscles will progress more slowly.

–Eat more proteins later in the day. Also, eat more proteins the day after you lift weights. (Assuming you follow a normal, healthy pattern of about 3x weight-lifting a week, with days in between for recovery.) Proteins build and repair muscle, you need plenty AFTER you work out.

–I try to keep my overall balance of calories as follows: 40% of calories from protein, 40% from carbs, and 20% from fat. Of course, this is the ideal, and I’m not always right on target, but I do make sure that protein % never drops below 30 and fat % never goes above 30. (I use http://dailyplate.com to track my food, and it gives the break-down of protein/carbs/fat automatically. There are complicated formulas you can use to figure it out by hand… but why, when there are online services for that?)

–Most important is not a nutrition thing, but it is important for building muscle: SLEEP. Get a solid 8 hours at least every night. Also, I’ve read a lot of research supporting the idea that allowing yourself to sleep in a few extra hours on weekends or days off can truly help repay sleep you lost during the work week. You, like I, have probably experienced this before as well. Getting plenty of rest is crucial to allowing your muscles to mend themselves– it could possibly be even more important than getting enough protein.
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Why do YOU think we measure access to health care? If people can’t access health care because of distance, cost, lack of transportation, disability, discrimination, they aren’t going to get the best care or even the basic care they need. Can you understand why that would indicate a need for better access to facilitate improved care? This is by no means a complete answer, but surely you have books and resources available to you so you can look up these answers.

And don’t forget to be polite and choose the Best Answers after people are kind enough to help you out.
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I like to focus on it being natural, thus being good across the board: win-win-win.