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Tips for a healthier midlife

Women’s health and fitness coach, Baz Moffat, shares her easy-to-follow tips for a healthier midlife. Watch this 5-minute video for advice on sleep, managing stress and anxiety, diet, exercise and bladder and bowel health.

 
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