
Susanna Galton
Features Writer, Health at The Telegraph
Telegraph journalist, former health & real life editor at Reach Plc and bestselling ghostwriter
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afr.com | Susanna Galton
May 12, 2025 – 8.54am or Subscribe to save articleSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? “What I love as a menopause doctor is having the opportunity to transform someone’s life completely for the better,” says Dr Naomi Potter, a 48-year-old menopause specialist.
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msn.com | Alice Barraclough |Susanna Galton
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telegraph.co.uk | Alice Barraclough |Susanna Galton
1. IyengarIyengar classes take a methodical approach to mastering yoga postures. "Classes include thorough demonstrations, a focus on proper alignment and the use of props to help you deepen your understanding of each posture and help with form," explains Triyoga yoga manager Genny Wilkinson Priest. Purported benefits include developing strength and flexibility, helping with postural problems, and easing stress. Good for: Beginners and those who like precision in their practice2.
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msn.com | Susanna Galton
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ca.style.yahoo.com | Susanna Galton
The commonly seen ‘queue slouch’ really strains the lower back - Andrew Crowley for The TelegraphIf you’re hunched over your phone, slouched over your desktop or slumped in bed reading this, then put shoulders back and listen up. Because how you sit, stand or walk in everyday life has lasting consequences for your health. In extreme cases, it might be slowly killing you. When your mother told you to “sit up straight” (or as dance teachers put it, “t--s out, tummy in”) she was onto something.
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