105 episodes
The Big Middle Susan Flory
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 24 Ratings
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Free-range podcast about the big issues of longer midlife
#OlderNotOver
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Jayne Buxton
Meat bad, plants good? True? Not sure? Factual fodder here for "the confused middle"
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Catherine Foot on need for coordinated moves on longevity
Hat tip to Manchester from Director of new UK longevity think tank
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Neuroscientist Dr Andrew Hill
Brain train and prioritise sleep to banish brain fog, sharpen focus and find that elusive word!
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Poet Donna Ashworth
Dazzling us with "the right words in the right order at the right time for the right eyes"
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Bruce Hiland + Ted Kaufman on how not to fail at retirement
"Retirement" or "when you control your own life" is about much more than money
Customer Reviews
Every man should listen to episode 99
Brilliant Susan!
Information and inspiration
Hosted by the wonderful Susan Flory this podcasts gathers together the great and the good of the pursuit of longevity and wellness. If you are interested in how to get healthier and live a more positive, fulfilled life (even when the first flush of youth has passed us by) this is the podcast for you. A lovely relaxed style delivering so much life changing information, what’s not to love? 10/10
Hope for Type 2 Diabetes, Prediabetes, Obesity remission
Hugely grateful to Susan Flory for shining a light on metabolic health, with luminaries like professor Tim Noakes and professor Ben Bikman, as well as conversations with the Public Health Collaboration, a UK charity (non-profit) dedicated to improving public health, especially type 2 diabetes, prediabetes and obesity remission through sustainable and individualised lifestyle change, including dietary interventions. I had the honour of speaking with Susan to help raise the profile of one simple fact: it is possible for people suffering from conditions like type 2 diabetes, prediabetes and obesity to put these conditions into remission and live a happier and healthier life of abundance. All it takes is hope and support, in order to change lifestyle. Thanks Susan, you’re doing a great service for public health worldwide
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