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Do You Have to Track Calories Forever?
Dean Stephens Dean Stephens

Do You Have to Track Calories Forever?

After years of weighing and tracking my food, I learnt that calorie tracking doesn't have to be a lifelong commitment. Here's how I found a more flexible approach.

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The Fear of Regaining Weight
Dean Stephens Dean Stephens

The Fear of Regaining Weight

Losing weight is one challenge. Learning not to fear regaining it is another. Here's what I've learnt about accountability, frustration and trusting myself.

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Why Another Diet Probably Isn’t the Answer
Dean Stephens Dean Stephens

Why Another Diet Probably Isn’t the Answer

If you've tried diet after diet but keep ending up back where you started, the answer might not be finding a stricter one. Sustainable weight loss is about building an approach to food that works in real life.

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Can Running and Jogging Help Prevent Chronic Diseases?
Exercise Physiology Eamon Bailie Exercise Physiology Eamon Bailie

Can Running and Jogging Help Prevent Chronic Diseases?

Running and jogging are powerful activities for long-term health. Regular cardio exercise improves heart function, supports healthy weight, strengthens muscles, and reduces the risk of chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. Even light jogging a few times a week can make a significant difference to your overall wellbeing.

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Can Exercise Physiology Help Older Adults Stay Out of Aged Care?
Exercise Physiology Eamon Bailie Exercise Physiology Eamon Bailie

Can Exercise Physiology Help Older Adults Stay Out of Aged Care?

Exercise physiology offers tailored programs that help older adults stay active, strong, and independent. By improving balance, flexibility, and overall fitness, it can reduce the risk of falls and chronic health issues—key factors that often lead to aged care placement. With expert guidance, seniors can maintain a higher quality of life and enjoy greater independence for longer.

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