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How to get to the Clevedon Hypnotherapy Centre.
Ron is a leading independent professional Hypnotherapy and Hypno-Analysis provider to North Somerset, Bristol, Bath, and the South West of England based in Clevedon at the Fox Hall Clinic.
The Fox Hall Clinic is a new purpose designed Multidisciplinary Clinic located in the heart of Clevedon, North Somerset.
If you are arriving on foot, the front entrance of the building is accessible via Old Street, at the roundabout opposite of Avon Fire & Rescue Service. The address is 45 Old St, BS21 6DA.
If you are driving, there are a couple of car parking spaces available at the back of the clinic, at 9A Teignmouth Road, BS21 6DL. Park here and then come into the back of the clinic.
FROM THE M5:
Clevedon is just off Junction 20 on the M5, within easy reach of Bath, Bristol, … [More...]
The BBC reported today that the financial cost to the NHS due to treating Type II diabetes is putting a severe strain on resources. Currently, more than 10% of the entire NHS budget goes towards treating Type II diabetes. It won’t be long before that percentage rises to 17%. The disproportionate amount of NHS financial resources going towards Type II diabetes can’t be sustained. It’s claimed that treating diabetes could bankrupt the entire NHS.
Its been generally acknowledged that Type II diabetes is a consequence of lifestyle and that this type of diabetes can be avoided. It’s the same mantra the general public has become tired of: exercise, don’t become overweight, be moderate in one’s habits, manage stress. Even if a person becomes overweight, and brings their weight down permanently it will significantly diminish the chances of developing Type II diabetes. Without lifestyle changes to society as a whole, Type II diabetes will continue to be a major drain on NHS resources.
