Hormone replacement therapy is one of the most talked-about options for managing menopause, but how do you know if it’s worth considering?
Health & Wellbeing
How to Avoid Weight Gain on a Cruise
With buffets, multi-course dinners, and 24-hour room service, it’s very easy to come home weighing a little more than when you left.
How to Start an Informal Exercise Group
If you’re keen to start your own informal movement group, discover how to make it happen, and more importantly, how to keep it going!
Staying Healthy While Travelling
Travel can put our bodies through the wringer, but with a little planning, you can stay healthy while you travel and arrive home with great memories, instead of extra aches.
UTIs Part 2: Self Help
As seniors, from a generation where self-help is part and parcel of who we are, we want to know what we can do to avoid and manage UTIs
Are you Fit to Care for the Grandies?
There’s another cost that comes with grandchildren, and it’s one we simply can’t afford to ignore. We’re talking about the cost to our own health.
Post-Stroke Fatigue – More than Meets the Eye
‘Post-stroke fatigue,’ is a daily challenge for those who suffer from it, and one often misunderstood in the community.
Sleep and Menopause: Why You’re Wide Awake at 3am
Sleep problems are one of the most common complaints during menopause and perimenopause, and for many women, waking in the small hours becomes an unwelcome routine.
Diabetes – What it Means for You, and Our Country
Discover what type 2 diabetes really means, why it can affect anyone, and practical steps you can take to protect your health, support loved ones, and even help your country’s healthcare system.
Perimenopause: The Symptoms You Might Have Missed
Most of us have heard of menopause — the point when periods stop for good, usually around the early 50s. What’s less often talked about is the “prequel”: perimenopause.




