Does the prospect of a New Year and new challenges fill you with excitement? Are you ready to try something that could really make a difference not only to your own personal health but to the rest of the planet?

Here’s our guide for helping you create your New Year’s resolutions, how to make them realistic, achievable and relevant…

Vitamin C is a go-to remedy around wintertime and why not? It makes sense to utilise its numerous health benefits at this time of year, especially during the festive period.

It’s not always a good strategy to continually push yourself physically. There are times in the year when taking a short break from an intense cardio training programme could do you a whole heap of good. Christmas is the perfect time to unplug from the stresses and strains of the things in our lives that often stretch us too far - physically, mentally and emotionally.

It’s often the case that we finally get to the big end of year event and instead of looking radiant and joyful we often arrive at Christmas Day feeling completely frazzled, looking totally washed out and fighting off a winter sniffle.

It’s December, therefore it’s party season, which means all and sundry will be strutting their stuff at the numerous festive celebrations leading up to the big day.

Don’t let the cold and frosty winter days derail your fitness routine. Here’s some top fitness tips on how to keep up an outdoor fitness regime when losing hours of daylight.

It’s been a while since we wrote a blog on male grooming and male health so for those of you that have ditched your razors for the month of November here’s some interesting male nutrition health facts and figures…

Stress is a very personal thing. What one person finds stressful, another finds challenging or even invigorating.

November 1st is World Vegan Day and an opportunity for vegans to unite and highlight the potential benefits of following an entirely plant-based diet.

Most of us take for granted robust health, strong bones and mobility. However, unfortunately with increasing age and possibly not enough care and attention to our lifestyle habits and dietary patterns these youthful attributes are likely to become an issue. A healthy immune system and good strong bone structure are important factors in the quest for good quality of life well into old age.

Runners around the world beware – failing to consider your lung health and immune strength during training could be your biggest winter risk!