February 19 2026: The Science of Supplements

Keep Supplements Simple Most people can meet their micronutrient needs entirely through food, and the foundation of robust health still comes from the unglamorous cornerstones of dietary pattern, sleep architecture, movement, and stress regulation. Supplements often promise shortcuts, but even the best-studied products offer incremental benefit compared with the profound physiological impact of consistently nourishing […]

February 5 2026: Cholesterol – Friend or Foe?

Cholesterol – Is It Really that Bad? Cholesterol is often talked about as something we need to avoid, but it is actually essential for health. Our bodies use cholesterol to build cells, make hormones such as estrogen and testosterone, produce vitamin D, and help digest fats. The issue is not cholesterol itself, but how much […]

January 22 2026: Atherosclerosis – the facts

Slow Process – Major Consequences Heart disease rarely begins with a dramatic event. It develops quietly over time, often without symptoms, and atherosclerosis is the underlying process that drives it. Its a word we hear often from the likes of Dr Peter Attia and it matters, but it’s not always explained. This really is one […]

January 15 2026: Small change – big impact

Small Change – Big Impact The biggest mistake people make in the New Year? Thinking results require an overhaul of their entire life. However, this will often set you up for failure and frustration. For a more effective impact, we’re drawing on a really insightful example. Our tale of incredible effective behaviour change comes from surprisingly from […]

January 1 2026: Nail fat loss + muscle after 40

Let’s NAIL 2026 We truly hope you have had the most incredible festive time with family, friends and loved ones – now we are ready to knock new year out of the park. Don’t worry if you don’t have any specific goals already set. We are here to assure you, all you need is a […]

August 21 25: What Biggest Loser Got Right

The Biggest Loser

The Biggest Loser Got One Thing Right Let’s be clear from the start: The Biggest Loser was far from a healthy or ethical way to approach weight loss. The show pushed contestants to extremes with punishing exercise schedules, highly restrictive diets, and a level of public scrutiny that bordered on abusive. Many of the methods used were […]

October 9 2025: Don’t fall apart in fall!

Don’t Slip with the Seasons As the days grow shorter and the light fades earlier, you can find that your well-established routines start to wobble. Cooler weather and darker evenings can quietly reshape your behaviour in ways that make healthy habits harder to maintain. Suddenly, the walk you looked forward to after dinner feels less […]

September 11 2025: Simplicity Wins!

The Small Shifts That Make a Big Difference If you’ve ever felt like looking after your health is just too much – too many rules, too many supplements, too many conflicting opinions – you’re not alone. In midlife when energy, hormones, and life demands shift, it’s easy to feel like you’re chasing your tail. But […]

September 25 2025: Osteoporosis Prevention in Menopause

Practical Osteoporosis Prevention If you’ve been told to “jump for your bones” but your knees scream at the thought, you’re not alone. Many women in midlife have osteoarthritis or other knee issues, and skipping impact all together can feel like giving up on your bone health. Here’s the good news: you don’t have to jump to […]

October 2 2025: Does the best diet exist?

The BEST Diet – does it exist? It’s one of the most common questions in health and nutrition: what’s the best diet? The temptation is to look for one perfect answer, the “magic” diet that works for everyone, every time. But the reality is more nuanced. While there are evidence-based principles that support good health, […]