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In one of the longest interviews he ever gave, the Friends actor confided that he was ‘a dark soul’ who dreamed of meeting the right woman and starting a family The Mayo Clinic states: “Losing weight and being physically active help lower your risk of obesity-related diseases, such as diabetes, sleep apnoea and some types of cancer. My aim was to discover the truth about staying well, and identify the easiest, most effective route, to the holy grail we’re all seeking – i.e. a healthier, happier, longer life without the slog. No diets or fitness subscriptions required. Here's the latest update on my personal wellness experiment: EATING 30 different fruits and vegetables a week, taking an early night and having a cold shower could be the key to living longer, preventing illness and losing weight.

Spain: Parliamentary ceremony in Madrid to mark the 18th birthday of Crown Princess Leonor of Spain. YOU don’t need a full gym workout but get out of breath a few times a week. Stop using the lift and take the stairs.As I mentioned earlier, my adoption of the simple, smart wellness habits in January 2020 extended my healthy life expectancy by 23 years in just 23 months. You also need to challenge the brain throughout life by learning new, complex tasks to build new connections – try learning a musical instrument or a new language. 8. GET COLD – OR HOT

Embedding the smart wellness plan in my own daily routine had extended my healthy life expectancy by 23 years in just 23 months. I knew these smart wellness habits worked, not just for me, but also for other clients who successfully embraced them. Nicola Sturgeon has insisted she has “nothing to hide” but repeatedly refused to say whether she deleted messages sought by the UK Covid inquiry. The former first minister was challenged over reports that she destroyed communications that have been requested by the investigation. The Scottish... Nicola Sturgeon has insisted she has “nothing to hide” but repeatedly refused to say whether she deleted messages sought by the UK Covid inquiry. The former first minister was challenged over reports that she destroyed communications that have been requested by the investigation. The Scottish... Nicola Sturgeon has insisted she has “nothing to hide” but repeatedly refused to say whether she deleted messages sought by the... She told Sun on Sunday Health: “Just making simple adjustments to our lifelong routine can add decades of healthy life.”LOSS of muscle tissue leads to frailty and increased risk of falls and fractures. It also lowers the effectiveness of your immune system.

The expert shared that eating 30 plants weekly can also help boost your gut health, which is a “core pillar”. Another technique is to have periods every day when you slow your breathing and exhale longer than you inhale. Turn your shower to cold before getting out There is no reason why most humans can’t live to 100, says Dr Julia Jones, bluntly. The neuroscientist and author is annoyed that on a recent longevity predictor test, her healthy life expectancy came out at “only” 97. BEING exposed to very hot or very cold conditions is potentially life-threatening for the human body. A lot of research is now showing that we’re just eating too often, and we’re eating the wrong things obviously, but we’re eating too often.At her centre in Folkestone she uses an AI bike that will produce this effect in two 20-second bursts of cycling. “If you’re plodding away on a gym treadmill for 30 to 40 minutes, you’re not producing this effect. If you enjoy it, that’s great, but know that it’s not necessarily going to have any impact on when you’re going to be diagnosed with your first chronic disease.” Do the daily gratitude thing — but don’t stress about it Jones, who began her career as a sports and exercise physiologist and psychologist working with Olympic squads, and later studied applied neuroscience at King’s College London, has been researching optimum wellness for 30 years. The trouble is, she says, we’re mostly doing the wrong things at the moment: prioritising physical fitness over wellness at a cellular level. What’s now considered vital for longevity is controlling inflammation in your cells. “Biological ageing is an inflammation- related process, and continuous low-grade inflammation is now known to be at the core of pretty much all our health problems. It happens over decades and is completely invisible until it erupts in physical symptoms that then result in a diagnosis, such as cardio-metabolic conditions, neurodegenerative diseases or cancer.” Turn your shower to cold for a burst, go swimming outdoors or have a hot sauna. 9. DO DAILY PUSH-UPS With this, I was awake at 5am after just under seven hours, and there wasn’t a chance I was nodding off again. Intermittent fasting isn’t the only habit that can add years to your lifespan, as the doctor explained that eating 30 different plants each week can also help.