Dr. Daniel Atkinson | Source | Clinical Lead at Treated
Dr. Daniel Atkinson
Daniel Atkinson is the clinical lead for Treated.com, an online healthcare service company. Daniel plays a pivotal role in guiding the clinical team and ensuring the delivery of high-quality healthcare services.
He also spends a lot of time consulting with patients first hand, so he can see how well things are working and what we can improve.
Daniel qualified from medical school at the University of Southampton in 1999 and became a GP in 2004. He worked in general practice for over a decade and has specialised in sexual and reproductive health, and joined Treated in 2017.
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Sleep Expert Weighs in on 'Cricket Feet' Sleep Hack
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Skip Caffeine After 2pm for Better Sleep, Advises Sleep Health Expert
Dr. Atkinson explains that caffeine can linger in the system for up to 12 hours, disrupting sleep by blocking adenosine receptors and increasing nighttime urination. He recommends avoiding stimulants, screens, and late-night exercise to improve sleep quality. Instead, focus on calming activities and maintaining good sleep hygiene. -
UK Online Pharmacy Treated Offers Personalized Weight Loss Support
Dr. Atkinson emphasizes Treated's commitment to personalized weight loss plans, integrating medication with tailored aftercare. Their Weight Loss HQ site enhances support by suggesting exercises and focusing on nutrition. "Weight loss isn't one-size-fits-all," says Dr. Atkinson, highlighting the importance of care and consideration in achieving patient goals.