Dementia and Obesity. Dementia is a word that sends a shiver down anyone’s spine, and for good reason. It’s a debilitating condition that robs individuals of their cognitive abilities, personality, and independence. With over 55 million people affected by dementia and projections indicating a doubling… Read More »Dementia and Obesity
Senolytics and Telomeres Senolytics and Telomeres. While blood washing has captured the attention of those interested in increasing Health Span, two other areas are generating increased interest. Firstly, Senolytics: Researchers are increasingly focusing on senescent cells associated with ageing and age-related diseases. Another area of… Read More »Senolytics and Telomeres
How to Reduce Your Risk of Surgery Complications There are always risks associated with any surgical procedure, no matter how minor. These risks can include infection, bleeding, and adverse reactions to anaesthesia. If you’re obese, the risks are considerably higher. You may be worried and… Read More »How to Reduce Your Risk of Surgery Complications
The Surprising Health Benefits of Coffee If you’ve been avoiding coffee because you think it’s bad for you, think again! We all know coffee gives us a jolt of energy in the morning. But did you know that coffee has some amazing health benefits? And… Read More »The Surprising Health Benefits of Coffee
Amelia Earhart’s Wisdom: Aaron Beck and Albert Ellis are prominent figures in cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) and rational emotive behaviour therapy (REBT). Albert Ellis developed REBT in the late 1950s. Aaron Beck’s CBT came a little later in the 1960s. But maybe a female aviator, Amelia… Read More »Amelia Earhart’s Wisdom
Obesity and My Heart: the Connection Obesity and my heart, so what is the connection? Everybody agrees controlling your weight is often a challenge; it is seldom easy. Most people do agree, however, that the whole issue of being overweight or obese is far from… Read More »Obesity and My Heart
Why Red Wine is Good for You Are you looking for a way to improve your health and maybe lose a few pounds in the process? If so, you may want to consider drinking red wine in moderation; really, yes, read on. While red wine… Read More »Why Red Wine is Good For You
The Mind-Body Connection to Obesity The Mind-Body Connection to Obesity.Your Journey with a Psychology-Focused Weight-Loss Programme. We want to share with you details of an approach to weight loss that goes beyond just counting calories and hitting the gym. Our psychology-focused weight-loss programme recognises that… Read More »The Mind-Body Connection to Obesity
New Year’s Resolutions Never Work “The January Diet Debacle: Why Resolutions Do a Houdini Act” New Year’s Resolutions Never Work. Ah, January—the month where diet resolutions often embark on a journey that rivals a comedy of errors. Here’s a light-hearted look at why diets seem… Read More »New Year’s Resolutions Never Work
How to Look Slimmer in Your Holiday Photos The holiday season is coming up. The holiday season brings cherished moments, and what better way to preserve them than with photos? If you’re feeling self-conscious about your weight and want to look your best in your… Read More »How to Look Slimmer in Your Holiday Photos
