Top Stories
Stories in Longevity that you'll love, handpicked by our team.
The Most Sustainable Way To Sleep, And How To Discover Your Forever Mattress. Top Story - December 2021. Created with: Lull.
We all know that sleep is important, but in my house, it’s crucial. When my family doesn’t get enough sleep, the world feels like it’s going to end *que the dramatic music*. My daughters, for example, who are between the ages of five and ten, get very cranky and lazy when they don’t get adequate rest. Beyond the major mood swings, I also know when they haven’t had enough sleep because they will fall asleep anywhere, and I mean anywhere. At the kitchen table, in the car, smushed between the middle seat of an airplane, you name it!
By Alaine Mitchell5 years ago in Longevity
Rest, Relaxation & Resolutions. Top Story - December 2021.
Now I don't know about you but if I had the option, I would throw 2021 into the bin. An absolute trash year. I've been dealing with it all this year: COVID life, heartbreak, work-related stress, I'm 21 and found my first grey hair, and above all of that I have not been prioritising resting my body.
By Leigh Hooper5 years ago in Longevity
The Secret Behind Every Highly Successful Millennial. Top Story - December 2021. Created with: Lull.
As a Content Creator and Blogger, chances are that you have a million things going on in your life and trust me technology is not going to get slower from here. You have your blog and other social media platforms to keep up with on top of a small business or a 9-5 job, a social life, a home you have to clean and all other prior commitments. Don’t even get me started on the to-do list that’s been pending on your desk. But having said all that, where does self-care come in?
By LexieWithLove5 years ago in Longevity
The Radical Act of Self-Acceptance. Top Story - December 2021.
I undressed for bed and looked at myself. Really looked. Why are hotel lights so unforgiving? I saw a bloated stomach from the evening meal, bulges under bra straps, thighs with slightly dimpled skin. And my pores … I hadn’t noticed how big they’d gotten, or how dull my hair looked in the light.
By Lissy Wrey5 years ago in Longevity
The Beginning of a New Fitness Journey. Top Story - December 2021.
"You may not be there yet, but you are closer than you were yesterday." Day 1: As I am writing this the day is December 2nd 2021. I know, pretty bad time to start considering its the month of the holidays. Normally I would agree, but now I believe anytime is a good time to start when you truly want to do something. Through this process of figuring out how I am going to get back into working out I have started to realize that this is the start of my new fitness journey. I keep comparing everything to where I was a few years back and every-time I do it discourages me from doing anything at all.
By Kimmiekins45 years ago in Longevity
The Perfect Stick . Top Story - November 2021.
Crocodiles have a design flaw. If insects bite a croc in the middle of the back, the crocodile’s legs can’t reach that spot to scratch. March Flies in the Northern Territory exploit this, stabbing into the soft parts between the impenetrable, shell-like, outer casing of a crocodile.
By Michael Halloran5 years ago in Longevity
A Mattress Review You Can Actually Trust: My Honest Opinion of Lull. Top Story - October 2021. Created with: Lull.
Health has always been my number one priority, and a huge component of great health is good quality sleep! In my opinion, it’s just as important as eating healthy and exercising.
By Jessica Carroll5 years ago in Longevity
Waistline: The Eternal Struggle. Top Story - October 2021.
If you’re like me, you’re one of the millions of people who struggle with their weight. And, if you’re like me, you dread going to the doctor’s office because you know you’ll inevitably hear some variation of the message, “Hey, lose some weight, fat ass!”
By Matthew B. Johnson5 years ago in Longevity
Don’t be Offended — Why You Should Chill. Top Story - October 2021.
People are always so ready to be offended. Today someone on twitter said she was inexplicably blocked by an acquaintance. I replied, “Well that’s odd. I’ve never spotted you being the least bit controversial, political, or anything that might rub anyone up the wrong way.”
By Susie Kearley5 years ago in Longevity








