Taking care of your health and wellbeing
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Looking to get into shape? Good for you! It's so important to be active and eat well. How you exercise and what you eat can affect your mood, sleep quality, concentration levels and even your skin. Use our support and inspiration to help guide you towards your goal. No falling off the bandwagon today! Are you ready to succeed?
Wellness at home
Life can be so full on we forget to stop to take time for ourselves, and usually, our mind’s health is an afterthought. It’s important to pause and reconnect, whether that’s with yoga, a hot bath or a pamper sesh. Whatever works for you, we’re here to help.

Need to relax and de-stress? Here are 5 easy ways you can relax at home
1. Daylight lamps and bulbs replicate the effects of natural sunlight, which helps boost energy levels and improve focus.
2. A foot spa is a great way to unwind as heat relaxes muscles, making you feel less tense and stressed.
3. Adding a calming aroma, like Jasmine or lavender, is great for calming the mind and relaxing the body.
4. From back and neck to feet and targeted areas, massages can help to relieve sore and tense muscles.
5. Take time to unwind. Fill the tub and pour in some luxurious bubbles.
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Kerry Davies, Sleep Expert commented: “We are seeing a clear sleep gap emerging for Brits in the winter months. While many people focus on the number of hours they spend in bed, getting quality sleep is just as important. Technology can help uncover what is happening overnight, from disrupted patterns to brief awakenings that might otherwise go unnoticed. These insights can encourage small, manageable changes that support better sleep and overall wellbeing.”
Kerry shares her top 10 tips for getting a better night’s sleep:
- Reset with Light, Not Willpower: Use a sunrise alarm clock to wake your brain gradually. It boosts daytime energy and sets the stage for better sleep the following night.
- Replace Missing Daylight: A SAD lamp for 20–30 minutes each morning can combat the "winter slump," improving mood, alertness, and your internal clock.
- Lower Evening Stimulation: Use smart lighting to dim and soften your environment as the night progresses, signalling your brain that it’s time to wind down.
- Automate Your Routine: Set automated lighting schedules to reduce evening decision-making. Predictability helps the nervous system feel safe and ready for rest.
- Track Patterns, Not Problems: Use a sleep tracker ring or other wearables to observe long-term trends rather than stressing over a single "bad" night.
- Focus on Recovery: True rest isn't just about hours in bed. Monitor how stress and daily movement impact your overall recovery and sleep quality.
- Prioritise Consistency: Stick to a steady wake-up time, even after poor sleep. This builds "sleep pressure" and helps regulate your cycle across the week.
- Ditch the "Performance" Mindset: Don’t let sleep become another target to hit. Use technology as a tool for curiosity and awareness, not as a source of pressure.
- Listen to Your Body: Only go to bed when you feel genuinely sleepy. Forcing an early bedtime is less effective than responding to your body’s natural cues.
- Optimise Your Environment: Create a tech-assisted sanctuary that supports your natural biology rather than fighting against it.
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FAQs
What is health and wellbeing?
Health and wellbeing is all about how you feel both physically and mentally. It also has a hand in how well you enjoy everyday life. It ranges from finding moments of calm and mindfulness to those little bits of physical activity to keep you fit and health. Think short walks, riding your bike, going swimming or something a bit different like taking to the water with kayaks and paddleboards.
What are wellbeing products?
Wellbeing products help you to support a balanced, feel‑good lifestyle. They can encourage movement, relaxation or healthy habits—anything from fitness trackers to help you stay motivated, to activewear for comfortable workouts. They’re great for anyone wanting to improve their daily routine with simple, positive changes.
How can I improve my wellbeing?
Self‑care can be anything that helps you relax, recharge or feel more energised. Easy ideas include outdoor walks, stretching, journalling, mindful breathing or taking up a fun hobby like swimming, football or golf. The key is choosing activities you genuinely enjoy so they feel motivating, not like a chore.
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