Health & Wellbeing

The household furniture we once relied upon (or just plain ‘tolerated’), may no longer be suited to our more specialised senior needs.

No one’s saying it’s easy, but there are a few tricks which can help reduce your intake of salt and sugar.

In the third instalment of ‘I’m a Carboholic’, we discuss how plant fibre in our diet helps us to feel full for longer, and how refined food has the opposite effect.

As we grow older, we tend to chew our food less efficiently, and as a result, we lose out on many of the health benefits thorough chewing bestows.

Caring for your parents as they age can be an emotional time. It’s worth putting some thought into how you’ll cope with the experience.

Seniors get lumbered with a lot of myths, and a very common one is older people require less sleep.

In the second instalment of ‘I’m a Carboholic’, we’ll be discussing exactly what carbohydrates are, and why we all need them in our diet.

No one ‘deserves’ to slip into poor health, which is almost certainly what will happen if self-care isn’t given the priority it deserves.

It’s one of the most difficult decisions we are faced with as we grow older – whether or not we should retain our drivers licence.

With so many eating styles now in vogue, you could be forgiven for not being completely certain just what a vegan diet entails.