Our doctor is a guest on Echo24 TV

Marcin Roszkowski, MD, a family medicine specialist at NZOZ "Twój Lekarz", was a guest on Echo24 TV. The program's topic was the spring equinox. We invite you to watch the conversation.

Dr. Marcin Roszkowski, MD, was a guest on Rozmowa Dnia on Echo24 TV. Our expert made viewers aware that the spring equinox is not a myth, and also suggested how to deal with it. As it turns out, instead of supplements, it is better to include seasonal fruits, such as apples, in your diet.

- After winter, more light appears, our body begins to send signals that spring is coming. The amount of melatonin, which put us to sleep during the winter, decreases, and the amount of serotonin, which stimulates us, increases. Not everyone tolerates such mobilization well. A change in lifestyle, a proper diet and exercise will get us back on our feet. – explained Marcin Roszkowski, MD.

We encourage you to watch the entire interview, which is available at this link.

Statement of NZOZ Your Doctor

In connection with the publication of Gazeta Wrocławska of 22 June 2026 regarding irregularities in one of the private clinics in Wrocław, the name of which is confusingly similar to the name of our network, we would like to reassure the patients of NZOZ Twój Lekarz and clearly emphasize: the events and actions described in the article concern a completely different medical entity.

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