Health & Wellbeing

We’ve put together tips on how rural seniors can stay socially connected, and how urban seniors can help them do it!

If you're looking to light that 100th candle on your cake, you might like to know you'll be part of the world's fastest growing age group.

Mitochondria are the tiny bean-shaped cellular organs that produce most of the body’s energy. Inside mitochondria is where glucose and fat are burned

Chair-based exercise is taking the world by storm – and for a very good reason.

One of the most surprising features of our bodies is we start to lose muscle mass and strength from our mid 30's and this continues throughout our entire life.

As we age, we often grow more sensitive to the cold. Sometimes this can be because of health issues, not just age.

We get emotional energy from many sources. The best source is positive emotions: things that feel good. Here are some ideas for how you can fill the right tanks

In this instalment of ‘I’m a Carboholic’, we take a peek into some of the  ways in which the makers of refined food keep us coming back for more!

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.