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In my day job I write about Blood Pressure Treatment and treat those who suffer from blood pressure problems. Low blood pressure is a particular interest and I'm often asked about how to lower cholesterol levels. A healthy heart is becoming a huge focus for many of us nowadays. Improving your blood pressure control and thus the health of your heart and circulation system is really important. My most recent online "adventure" is to start a facility for people to ask me my opinion and to provide high quality health information by answering medical questions online.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I also have a special interest in the problem of feeling Tired All the Time and in those who suffer from chronic fatigue or lethargy. This seems to tie in also to skin care issues or skin treatment problems and suggestions. Tiredness and fatigue can lead to major problems for many individuals in modern society and the way that this can affect all areas of general health can be quite invasive in terms of daily life and coping skills.

My work with footballers and athletes leads to a focus on Painful Shoulder conditions and on the problems associated with frozen shoulder or whiplash injury. Rotator cuff injury causes problems for many of my patients.

When not working I daydream about my next amazing european vacation trip  My favorite European cities include Paris and Barcelona and my next blog project will be to write about the best way to spend a night in Paris and how to find an apartment in Barcelona. I just love European travel in all its forms.

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Eastern European Vacation

I've always wanted to take a vacation in Eastern Europe - Latvia, Estonia, maybe Hungary too. Has anyone been there on vacation? Any good tips? Will it be less expensive than the rest of Europe?


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In my day job I write about Blood Pressure Treatment and treat those who suffer from blood pressure problems. Low blood pressure is a particular interest and I'm often asked about how to lower cholesterol levels. A healthy heart is becoming a huge focus for many of us nowadays. Improving your blood pressure control and thus the health of your heart and circulation system is really important. My most recent online "adventure" is to start a facility for people to ask me my opinion and to provide high quality health information by answering medical questions online.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I also have a special interest in the problem of feeling Tired All the Time and in those who suffer from chronic fatigue or lethargy. This seems to tie in also to skin care issues or skin treatment problems and suggestions. Tiredness and fatigue can lead to major problems for many individuals in modern society and the way that this can affect all areas of general health can be quite invasive in terms of daily life and coping skills.

My work with footballers and athletes leads to a focus on Painful Shoulder conditions and on the problems associated with frozen shoulder or whiplash injury. Rotator cuff injury causes problems for many of my patients.

When not working I daydream about my next amazing european vacation trip  My favorite European cities include Paris and Barcelona and my next blog project will be to write about the best way to spend a night in Paris and how to find an apartment in Barcelona. I just love European travel in all its forms.

Voos Baratos

Cancer treatment

Found the answer to my Eastern European Vacation question.

Thanks to all who read it.
Posted 2008-07-09T13:42:14Z
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Visit Czech Republic. It's the best country I've ever been. It has a magic atmosphere, great architecture, awesome nature and everything you need for the best holliday. And it's not too expensive.
Posted 2009-10-22T19:16:34Z
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yes, it's still cheaper - I mean cheaper than Western Europe, but the prices are smilar to US prices - only housing is much cheaper and that's the difference.

Latvia, Estonia, Lithuenia, Poland, Czech, Slovakia, Hungary are the best to visit May to September after that you never know with the weather. No worries with a language barrier, people speak English no problem (I mean people under 40 some, under 30 almost everyone)...

Good luck!
Posted 2009-11-12T19:40:35Z
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