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Zulia Valeyeva-Frost M.D.


Biography

Dr.Zulia Frost
Dr. Zulia Valeyeva-Frost

Zulia Frost, M.D. graduated as a Doctor of General Medicine and Paediatrics from the State Medical Institute, Almaty, Kazakhstan. Following her internship at a children's hospital, Frost worked in a specialist Emergency Aid hospital before completing post-graduate training in ultrasonic diagnostics and radiology. After practicing medicine for 10 years, Frost relocated to the UK.

Whilst living in the UK, she discovered a new technology that was developed in Russia and later became known as Interactive Neurostimulation technology. Impressed by the results she achieved with patients, Frost began researching this advanced technology and has since become recognized as the leading clinician and trainer.

Frost's pioneering work in the field of Interactive Neurostimulation therapy led to her joining the team at NRG to realize the vision of this advanced technology becoming a standard of care in medicine throughout the world.


Personal contribution


Dr Frost is passionate about treating patients. She runs a busy clinic, successfully treating patients with complex pain as well as sport injuries.

Dr. Frost has accumulated years of experience, solid knoweledge and has helped thousands, making her personal contribution to the promotion of healthy lifestyle and well being.

Her practice is based in Cheltenham and London UK.

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