Diana Moran Blogs / Vlogs

Special art exhibition in Shepperton this May 2026

             This slideshow requires JavaScript. Diana Moran, best known as TV’s “Green Goddess”, will host a special art exhibition in

Green Goddess, Diana Moran on Health, Grief and Living Each Day to the Full

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Dazzling Headlights Are Enforcing a Curfew on Older People

              This slideshow requires JavaScript. By Diana Moran, “The Green Goddess” A recent RAC survey has confirmed what millions

Fighting the Flab: Fabulous Arms at Any Age By Diana Moran, “The Green Goddess”

              This slideshow requires JavaScript. By the age of 35, many women notice that their upper arms become prone

From Slump to Spark: The Power of a Good Breath – by Diana Moran

This slideshow requires JavaScript. Breathe Better, Feel Stronger” Too much sitting around over the winter months can leave you feeling

Shape Up Your Seat: A Modern Guide to Toning Your Glutes and Enhancing Overall Health – By Diana Moran

This slideshow requires JavaScript. In today’s fast-paced world, many of us find ourselves carrying extra weight, which not only affects

Strong Bones for Life: A Modern Guide to Preventing Osteoporosis By Diana Moran

This slideshow requires JavaScript. Osteoporosis, meaning “porous bones,” is a silent condition that weakens bones, making them more susceptible to

Embrace Tranquility: The Healing Power of Yoga and Breathwork After Breast Cancer Surgery – By Diana Moran

This slideshow requires JavaScript. In our fast-paced world, finding moments of calm and clarity is essential. Yoga, an ancient practice

Diana Moran Say Goodbye to Bingo Wings! The 5-Minute Arm Fix Every Woman Over 35 Needs the Flab.

This slideshow requires JavaScript. By the age of 35, many people notice their upper arms becoming prone to flabbiness. This

I’ve always said that your mind is just as important as your muscles. Now, at last, science is catching up.

            By Diana Moran BEM, broadcaster and health advocate I’ve always said that your mind