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Try the CAN DO Challenge Men’s Health Week 2023

12 – 18 June is Men’s Health Week. This year the theme is Men and the Internet and whilst no one would argue about the benefits the internet has brought it also has a darker, more additive side. So this week, why no step away from your phone, tablet or laptop and try the CAN

British Nutritional Foundation Healthy Eating Week – Shopping for less

This week celebrates Healthy Eating Week and with the cost of living on the rise, trying to make healthy changes to your diet and lifestyle can come with barriers, and healthy eating should be for everyone. Trying to buy the right foods to keep you healthy and full can be difficult, especially in todays climate,

Everyone Health says… #WalkthisMay Staff Challenge

National Walking Month has officially landed, and we couldn’t think of a better way to mark it with our very own Everyone Health says… #WalkThisMay VIRTUAL walking challenge. If you’re in the EH team and one to always hit your daily steps and close your rings, this is the challenge for them (and quite frankly,

Everyone Health invited to showcase work at Prestigious European Conference

Everyone Health is excited to announce that we have been invited to showcase our work at the forthcoming 9th European Conference on Tobacco or Health (ECToH) in Madrid, from 26th to 28th April 2023. The conference is being hosted by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and the Spanish Committee on Tobacco Prevention. Attendees from across

Staying Healthy at Work

Wellness in the workplace has always been important, healthy employees are generally more productive, have fewer absences and make fewer mistakes. The pandemic highlighted this further and now the challenges of recruiting and retaining staff has seen working and wellness become a must for all employers regardless of size or industry. We can all play

Happy Vaisakhi

Celebrated on the 14th April, Vaisakhi is a festival which celebrates the founding of the Sikh community, the Khalsa, in 1699 and the beginning of the harvest season. The celebrations at Vaisakhi include processions and parades led by five of the Khalsa through the streets called Nagar Kirtans, which involve music, singing and readings of

Are you Getting the 6 Different Types of Rest?

Here at Everyone Health, we are huge advocates for never skipping a ‘rest day’. Rest is crucial for a well-balanced healthy lifestyle, and even more important if you’re trying to make some changes to your current lifestyle. For example, if weight-loss is your goal, then you certainly don’t want to be getting less than the

Do you comfort eat?

This month is stress awareness month and a common way to help relieve stress is to eat. Sometimes called comfort eating or emotional eating it’s something we are all guilty of at times. Every Hollywood movie ever sees our heroine reaching for a bucket of ice cream the moment she faces a stressful situation. What

Happy Easter

This year the 9th April marks Easter Sunday, the date in the Christian calendar when Jesus rose from the dead following his crucifixion 3 days earlier. Good Friday, the day of the crucifixion and Easter Monday are national holidays when most people are off work. Easter eggs have also become synonymous with Easter, an egg

Chag Pesach Sameach

The 5th April marks the beginning of Passover or Pesach, one of the most important festivals in Judaism. Passover, gets its name from when the Israelites were enslaved in Egypt and God unleashed 10 plagues on Egypt. The 10th plague was the death of every firstborn son. God told Moses to tell the Israelites to