Put a spring in your step: Reboot your health this spring
Winter, with its rich holiday foods and cold, short, and dark days, has likely left you with a lot less […]
Winter, with its rich holiday foods and cold, short, and dark days, has likely left you with a lot less […]
For as long as you live, your heart never takes a rest. In fact the energy demands of the
You’ve likely heard of CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10) and may have even heard about it’s more easily absorbable form, Ubiquinol, but
On Saturday 15th September over 50 Japanese runners participated in a VIP training session with our very own Olympic and
Marathon Recovery Tips By Eloise Wellings, Australian Olympic middle-distance runner and Mum Crossing the finish line of any marathon is
[i]Training tips from Eloise for spring /summer marathons If the warmer weather has inspired you to sign up for a
Shed those winter layers and embrace the warmer weather by introducing new elements to your exercise regime, perfect for
It’s the school holidays, which as many parents know, can be exhausting. These easy tips will help you keep up
We are what we eat. Which is why it’s so important to include foods in our diet which help to
Energy levels can fluctuate at the best of times, even before considering the colder months and the toll they take
Follow our simple ways to help you get into your stride 1. Change your technique Your posture when you run
A new study has found that athletes who supplement their diet with Ubiquinol may help to reduce the depletion of
Here’s what you need to know Research has found that cholesterol levels can fluctuate significantly with seasonal changes, finding cholesterol
How to Stay Motivated this Exercise Right Week (21-29th May) It’s easy to feel tired and fatigued in today’s fast-paced
Middle-distance runner powered by Ubiquinol at Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games May 2018, SYDNEY: Racing to the finish line in
Energy levels can fluctuate at the best of times, but particularly at the onset of winter. The cooler change can
How a top athlete and mum prepares for one of the biggest competitions of the year By Eloise Wellings, Olympian
While we can’t do anything about getting older, we may be able to make changes to the way we age.
Almost half of all Australians over the age of 65 are frail, or what’s known as pre-frail[i], which is when
New Year’s resolutions are a dime a dozen with many of them consisting of looking better on the outside rather
After over indulging during the holiday season many of us set out on a mission to kick start the New
Summer brings with it many advantages – the warmer weather, the festive and celebratory season, beach swims and more. But
Top tips for feeling on top of the world, all day, every day. 1. Exercise your way Working out doesn’t
The weather is warming up, which means it’s time to get moving! Eloise Wellings, an Olympian middle-distance runner, shares her
The City2Surf, the world’s largest fun run is fast approaching in Sydney this August, so we have called on Eloise
Do you want to boost your energy levels, fight feelings of fatigue and achieve your peak performance? You may already
These are the vitamins you should be taking to complement your active lifestyle. Vitamins and minerals are essential to our overall health.
Happy 2017! It’s time to take a moment to reflect on the past years’ experiences and choices and set your
How often do you hear yourself saying “I’m so stressed”? It may seem like a throwaway comment, but stress is
At this time of year when temperatures are soaring and the festive spirit is abundant, it’s easy to feel drained,
Last month Kaneka Sales and Marketing Manager, Tsuyoshi Takakuwa, travelled to Australia to take part in the Blackmores Sydney marathon,
Mitochondria are most affectionately known as the ‘powerhouse’ of our cells and almost act like a second digestive system that
Who is Eloise Wellings? She is an Australian middle distance runner, two-time Olympic qualifier, and a previous ambassador for Ubiquinol.
How many times a week do you utter the catchphrase “I’m feeling stressed”? For many of us, this has become