Did some (most) of yall not read?
OP said he/she is willing to put some time for studying, whether that is 10 mins a day or 18 hrs a day.
"Advises" such as Netflix, beach, hobbies, and etc are not useful. Obviously OP knows that.
It's not a question that those who go into medical school (or any other school/fields) with prior knowledge will have easier time adjusting.
Would you vote for Trump 1 (who had nothing to do with politics) or Trump 2 (who had a position in politics or studied politics for past 20 yrs) to become the President?
Obviously, being a president is completely different compared to other positions in politics. But I'd definitely go for Trump 2. It's just an analogy, I won't vote for neither Trump in real life (BERNIE still has a slim chance.....).
All this talk about "I never took this.... blah blah balh, but did well in med school" is just n=1 (if not n=5). Sure, you might have done well, but who guarantees OP would do that same? I know plenty of people who struggled in the beginning because they didn't know the information or couldn't transition. Is it that wrong to prepare yourself for what's to come? But that is also just n=1 with p value = 2.9
Why did we go to undergrad? Why did we build resumes? All previous experiences and knowledge affect the future.
Why is it so wrong to spend some time to get to know basics of materials before starting school? I would do that and save some stress/time later in the first few blocks.
MY advice:
Learn the terminology and basic bones to start with. That is essentially the beginning of medical school. It will allow you to transition better.
Will you remember 100% of it? Nope. Will you remember 50% of it? Probably not.
But will remembering 30% of it put you in better position than someone else who had never seen it before? Probably so.
Just go through some bones (not much of nerves, arteries, veins, or lymphs because you don't need to know EVERYTHING as your professors you tell you which ones to know).
Another analogy:
If you have to clear up some land to build a house, wouldn't cutting grass and removing some giant bolder from the land before the day you actually have to build the house be useful? Even if you have turn over the land again, wouldn't it be easier if giant bolders are out of the way?