Award-winning journalist Siski Green has been writing health news and features for Saga magazine for more than ten years, as well as for other consumer magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Men's Health and GQ. She lives in Chile where she leads a healthy life, exercising regularly, and eating lots of fresh fruit and vegetables. The only piece of health advice she ignores is to drink green tea. It's Earl Grey or nothing!
Bilberries have traditionally been eaten to help improve eyesight.
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Black cohosh is used in the treatment of menopausal symptoms.
Coffee, tea, chocolate, guarana, soft drinks and some medicines all contain caffeine.
Cat's claw extract, tea and capsules are used to reduce symptoms of arthritis.
Camomile is frequently used to improve sleep and reduce anxiety.
Aloe Vera is often found in skin care products, but it can also be eaten.
Treating yourself to some sexual self-indulgence shouldn't be a one-off.
Many women find a new sexual confidence after the menopause.
Find out what happens to you, physically, when you fall in love
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