I didn’t create Holding Back the Years to run ‘another fitness programme’. I created it because, after years of working with women — particularly peri-menopausal and post-menopausal women — I could see a huge gap between what women are told they should be doing to age well, and what actually feels realistic, supportive and sustainable
I’ll be honest with you – every year, I say December is going to be fine! I’ll “stay on track”, and then on the 1st of the month I open the advent calendar, eat the chocolate before I’ve even started my day, and it’s like the day just unravels from there. Sweetness in my mouth
Do you fear eating fat? The topic of dietary fat has long been one of the most contentious in nutrition. This complexity partly arises from the word “fat” itself, which has multiple meanings. It can refer to: An essential macronutrient. A type of bodily tissue. An adjective often used negatively to describe body shape. But
Overcoming Common Exercise Barriers: A New Year’s Guide Happy New Year! As we step into 2025, many of us are making resolutions to improve our health and fitness. Yet, for many, starting or sticking to an exercise routine can feel daunting. The reasons for putting off exercise are varied, but the good news is that
A Guide for Health-Conscious Chocolate Lovers Like many of you, I love chocolate! Over many years, I’ve made the switch from classic Cadbury’s to high-cocoa-percentage dark chocolate in a bid to align my treats with my health values. Now, even the darkest chocolate tastes rich and satisfying to me. But recently, while listening to a
Menopause marks a significant transition in a woman’s life, bringing with it a host of physiological and hormonal changes. Among these, weight gain is one of the most common and frustrating challenges. If you’re in your 40s or 50s and finding it harder to maintain your usual weight, you’re not alone. In this blog, we’ll
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