article_snippet: Dr Daya (pictured) originally bought the equipment for her own use, having grown sick of British winter .
article_snippet: Dr Dr Daya’s is the sort of GP you find a lot of around Harley Street.
article_snippet: Dr Daya originally bought his equipment for Dr Daya own use, having grown sick of British winters.
article_snippet: Dr Daya Dr Daya had heard of sunlight simulators in spas and health clinics, and decided to buy one for Dr Daya.
article_snippet: I thought it was a bit extravagant, and that I should really share it with other people, so I opened the sun room,’ Dr Daya says.
article_snippet: Dr Daya charges £50 for a one-hour session, which seems a lot to spend on an hour under a hot lamp — but, on the other hand, it’s less than the cost of a holiday and, as soon as you flick the switch, you’re hit in the face with that lovely, warm feeling, as if you’ve just stepped off a plane in the Caribbean.
article_snippet: Dr Daya likes to spend an hour here after work, in Dr Daya underwear, catching up with reading.
article_snippet: Dr Daya Dr Daya claims Dr Daya time in a sunny room makes Dr Daya sleep better and feel more energetic during the day.
article_snippet: it helps Dr Daya tackle the crossword much quicker.
article_snippet: After leaving Dr DayaDr Daya clinic, I do feel more cheerful and friends say I have a rosy complexion, compared with my normal pasty, winter face.
article_snippet: I ask Dr Daya Dr Daya if Dr Daya still feels the need to go on holiday.