Category: 100 Not Out

100NO 337: Ikarian Diet Discoveries with Marika

Welcome to Part 2 of our 3-part series with Marika. Marika is an Ikaria local about to turn 88. Her quality of life far exceeds that of many people in their 50s and 60s, and we have been fortunate enough to spend an hour with her on her patio, flanked by her family and friends.… Continue reading 100NO 337: Ikarian Diet Discoveries with Marika

100NO 336: Longevity Wisdom Lives On A Patio In Ikaria

Yassou to you and welcome to 100 Not Out … In this first part of a three-part series, we sit on the patio of Marika and her husband Jakovus … We ask the 87 year old Marika many questions including … How the rise in popularity of longevity has impacted longevity … How the sense… Continue reading 100NO 336: Longevity Wisdom Lives On A Patio In Ikaria

100NO 335: Think Global Act Local | Home Is Where The Heart Is

Damian has just moved house, and not only has he moved house, but he has left the rent game and become an owner-occupier. What does it feel like moving from a rental to your own home? And what are the benefits of loving not only your home, but the community you love to be around?… Continue reading 100NO 335: Think Global Act Local | Home Is Where The Heart Is

100NO 334: Val Lennox is Ballroom Dancing Her Way to Longevity

Our oldest Wellness Summit attendee was 79 year old Val Lennox. Val is the mother of Kay who stole the show at the 2018 Wellness Summit (watch the highights video here and Kay is the one singing). Val has been dancing her way through life and still has dreams and goals today. She’s experienced her… Continue reading 100NO 334: Val Lennox is Ballroom Dancing Her Way to Longevity

100NO 333: Damo has lost his voice. Is his body telling him something?

Damo’s lost his voice. It’s the third time in four years. Is there’s a deeper meaning behind all of this, or is the Melbourne winter causing Damo’s laryngitis to act as a protective defense mechanism? With The Wellness Summit just behind us – did Damo’s voice return in time? If not, why not? And are… Continue reading 100NO 333: Damo has lost his voice. Is his body telling him something?

100NO 332: On Swimming, Self-Esteem & Loving Life with 79yo Julian Prendergast

Julian Prendergast is a state swimming champion in his age group. He is 79, a father of five children and a grandfather of 8. Julian lost his wife Barb to cancer seven years ago. He hasn’t let his challenges in life define him negatively; instead he is allowed every challenge to make him stronger. Having been a… Continue reading 100NO 332: On Swimming, Self-Esteem & Loving Life with 79yo Julian Prendergast

100NO 331: Gut Health Lies & Parasite Truths

Damian has flown to Perth to attend a practitioner-only Microbiome conference. Before he attends, Damo & MP discuss – ** The hulabaloo and lies that “wellness” entrepreneurs are spreading as part of another “health scare” campaign ** The parasite craze that has people dropping “nuclear bombs” on parasites ** The ideal philosophy to adapt in… Continue reading 100NO 331: Gut Health Lies & Parasite Truths

100NO 330: Do We All Have Equal Opportunity To Live Our Best Life?

If we started our lives seeking the most fulfilling lives and taking each opportunity that arose, would we all start to see that life is an incredible gift? Given humanity’s tendency to accept mediocrity and survival, do we all have equal opportunity to live our best lives? Does the environment we find ourselves in dictate… Continue reading 100NO 330: Do We All Have Equal Opportunity To Live Our Best Life?

100NO 329: Muriel Burns Is 100 Not Out!

Marg Smalley is a wonderful loyal member of The Wellness Couch tribe, whose Mum, Muriel Burns, has just turned 100. Muriel Burns has called Shepparton, Victoria, home for 100 years. Muriel joined us a day after celebrating her 100th birthday in the same church that she was baptized and married in. What has she learnt… Continue reading 100NO 329: Muriel Burns Is 100 Not Out!

100NO 328: Victor Hugo’s Clue To Massively Exceeding Life Expectancy

When Victor Hugo was born, life expectancy at the time hovered between 30 and 40 years of age. How then, did people like Hugo go on to live to age 83? The author of Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, is by no means alone. You don’t have to be famous to dramatically… Continue reading 100NO 328: Victor Hugo’s Clue To Massively Exceeding Life Expectancy