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healthy ageing

Practical advice, insights and news from across Walnut Grove Clinic and Walnut Grove Studio.
16th March, 2023

Deep Vein Thrombosis – An informative guide

By Robyn Ash

A lot of people will have heard of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) but many would necessarily know what it is or what to look out for. An important part of...

16th February, 2023

Heart Awareness Month

By Kathryn Harper

With Valentine’s day being in the middle of February, it is rather appropriate that it is also the month assigned to raise awareness of heart-related issues. In the U.K., on...

17th January, 2023

Boost your energy and beat the Winter Blues

By Kathryn Harper

It can be difficult to get out and about at this time of year, with shorter, colder, and often wet days. It’s pretty much second nature to want to stay...

17th January, 2023

Don’t give up on your dreams, sleep longer!

By Kathryn Harper

We all love to sleep, don’t we? There’s nothing quite like climbing into bed, fresh sheets, snuggling up under the covers and dozing off into the land of nod.  However,...

17th October, 2022

International Walk to School Day

By Zara Ford

This is an annual day that started as a way of creating awareness for walkable communities and it has since grown into a series of international events taking place in...

17th September, 2022

Alzheimer’s Disease – Positive things you can do

By Zara Ford

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia in the UK. Dementia is the name for a group of symptoms associated with an ongoing decline of brain functioning. It can affect memory,...

29th July, 2022

Cycling to work – Is it for you?

By Zara Ford

Cycle to work day is 6 August and as a keen cyclist myself I was keen to try to encourage people to think about cycling to work on a regular...

19th June, 2022

Diabetes – what are the risks and what can you do about it?

By Zara Ford

Diabetes is a condition where there is no insulin, not enough insulin or there is insulin resistance. We all need insulin to live. It does an essential job. Glucose in...

18th June, 2022

Alzheimer’s: Aerobic exercise may reduce cognitive decline

By Zara Ford

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. It is a progressive disease. This means that gradually, over time, more parts of the brain are damaged. As this happens, more...

17th February, 2022

February – Heart Health month

By Zara Ford

I have been thinking about writing this article for many years. You may ask, why haven’t you? Because it flies in the face of the current NHS medical model of...

16th December, 2021

Walking for Health Month

By Zara Ford

Why are the hospitals under so much pressure? The obvious answer is covid-19 patients but it wouldn’t be the right one, well, not directly but is it the indirect cause....

16th December, 2021

5 simple exercises

By Zara Ford

Stuck at home? Weather rubbish?  Here are 5 simple exercises you can do at home with no special equipment. Step ups  Find a step, if you are in a bungalow...