London Living Experience

• Proper "central" living areas like Soho and Covent Garden are busy and touristy.
• Quiet and local vibe residential areas in London include Clerkenwell, Bloomsbury, Marylebone, and the City.
• Clerkenwell: Quiet, local vibe, convenient accessibility, walking distance to various areas.
• Pros: Quiet, accessibility, local vibe.
• Cons: None mentioned.
• Southbank: Quiet, convenient location with good walking access.
• Shoreditch: Very noisy area from club and bar activity.
• Bloomsbury: Great area but less safe and quiet compared to Clerkenwell, good restaurants nearby.
• Holborn: Perceived as boring due to a more commercial environment.
• King's Cross: Highly avoidable area for living.
• Marylebone: Loved for its proximity to parks and convenience.
• Paddington: Not recommended due to poor conditions, expense, lack of character.
• Pros and cons of living centrally in London discussed in various areas.

Dining Experience at Central Restaurant

• Mixed reviews on the food quality and experience at Central restaurant in Lima.
• Merito: Enjoyed more than Central for its food.
• Consider other popular Lima restaurants like Mayta, Maido, and Kjolle.
• Astrid y Gaston: OG fine dining experience.
• MIL in Moray: Worthwhile experience if time permits.
• Reviews vary on Central Restaurant but suggest managing expectations.

Central Sleep Apnea and Treatment

• Diagnosis of central sleep apnea through sleep studies.
• ASV machine typically prescribed for central apnea.
• Insurance may require failed CPAP treatment before approving ASV.
• Central vs obstructive apnea differentiation during diagnosis discussed.
• Personal experiences and struggles with central sleep apnea shared.
• ASV machine recommended for central sleep apnea treatment.
• Consider alternative treatments like amphetamines for central sleep apnea.
• Discussion on managing central sleep apnea with personal tips and experiences.