Former The Biggest Loser Australia coach and founder of TIFFXO.com, Tiffiny Hall, explains why you need to stop defining your health and fitness success by the scales.
The Charlie's Angels and 50 First Dates star has shared insight into her journey to lose weight - and says what we all think about losing the last few kilos!
Traditional Chinese medicine practioners believe balancing the body's Yin and Yang is essential to good health. But what are these beneficial life forces and how do you untap them?
''Often we get so hung up on the exercise part that we miss the other tenets – it's how you breathe, it's the energy that flows through our bodies, it's how we move.''
There are plenty of factors that cause painful sex, and plenty of reasons women stay quiet about it. But it’s a condition that can be treated – and should be spoken about.
With the support of her high-school sweetheart, Rebecca Kerr has lost the equivalent of an entire person.''I feel like a completely new woman!'' she beams.
Chartered accountant and fiancé of All Blacks star Beauden Barrett, Hannah Laity, shares the health and fitness routine that keeps her happy and balanced.
More and more women - including celebrities like Lena Dunham - are speaking of their experience with endometriosis, but the condition still isn't fully understood by many.
40-year-old Taryn Brumfitt from Adelaide made the choice to stop trying to be thin and learn to love her body instead. She has inspired women all over the world.
Former The Biggest Loser Australia coach and founder of online health and fitness program TIFFXO.com, Tiffiny Hall, shares how she juggles motherhood, fitness and living well.
Want to turn back time? While the fountain of youth is yet to be discovered and growing older is inevitable, there are a few easy lifestyle tweaks that can add years to your life.
A third generation leader of the Les Mills empire, Diana Archer Mills is no stranger to fitness and global success. She shares her wellness philosophy.
''Often with MS, people tell me, 'Use it or lose it,' and I hate that phrase so much! It's very negative. So I've changed it to, 'The more I do, the more I can do.' And it's my firm belief to try to keep doing as much as possible.''