We are currently living in a world where the population is ageing fast. It is estimated that by 2030, 1 in 6 people in the world will be aged 60 years or over . Growing older is part and parcel of life and ageing will affect you mentally and physically. While we cannot stop it, it is important to practice habits that can help you age gracefully.

In the new era of longevity, here are 10 tips to stay healthier, stronger and happier in your golden years!

Your bones play a silent but pivotal role. They allow you to run, climb, and even carry groceries. However, as you age, your bones may begin to weaken, and the early signs of Osteoporosis can quietly emerge. On World Osteoporosis Day, you’re reminded of the importance of strong and healthy bones— Osteoporosis is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide.

Love eating mooncakes, but hate the calories? Learn how to carefully tide through this decadent mooncake-bingeing season with helpful information and tips to survive!

What’s the hype about Apple Cider Vinegar?

Feeling Zzz Zzz right after your meal? Well, here’s 5 simple yet effective tips on how to combat food coma!

It’s no secret that the world’s temperatures are rising. In Singapore, the National Climate Change study predicts that the daily average temperature may rise to a sweltering 36.7 Degrees Celsius by the end of the century¹. July 21st, 2024, also saw the daily global average temperature reaching a new record high as being the hottest day since 1940². Here are 5 essential tips to help you stay cool and healthy amidst the scorching weather.

Are you tired of feeling mentally drained and struggling to concentrate? Give your brain a good headstart to stay sharp and focused!

Ready to take on your weight loss journey? These 6 exercises are a must-try.

Have you ever felt so stressed out that you ended up feeling bloated or experienced gastrointestinal issues? Do you get “butterflies in your stomach” or experience “gut wrenching pain” when you are under pressure, nervous or sad? This could all be due to the Gut-Brain axis!

You’re in the midst of some real intense exercise. Your arms are burning and your core is strong, but you suddenly feel a yawn coming on. You open your mouth to let it out, and suddenly, your energy levels take a dip. If this sounds like you during a workout – here are 5 reasons why! ¹

It’s flu season and everyone around you is falling sick. You feel the sniffles coming on as well, but your colleague – “Peter” – is still going strong and healthy, even though he is sitting right beside you – what gives? It’s all because of your immune system.