Exercise and Fitness with Cirrhosis: Finding Strength at Your Own Pace

Living with cirrhosis changes how you see your body. For me, it wasn’t just about staying active

Open Relationships Over 40: How to Navigate Non-Monogamy

Because love doesn’t expire at 40—and neither should your options.

Cirrhosis-Friendly Recipes for Summer BBQs: Still Feasting, Still Thriving

Five delicious, low-sodium vegetarian recipes perfect for cirrhosis-friendly summer BBQs. High in protein, good fats, and community spirit — made for LGBTQ+ men over 40 focused on liver health and wellness.

Managing Cirrhosis Symptoms and Side Effects

Learn how to manage symptoms and side effects of cirrhosis through fatigue relief, digestive care, brain fog treatment, and emotional healing — especially for LGBTQ+ individuals over 40.

Understanding the Stages of Cirrhosis: From Fatty Liver to Liver Failure

Cirrhosis, a progressive liver condition marked by scarring and loss of function

The Plant-Powered Life: A Personal Health Revolution

Becoming vegetarian, at least for me, was more in the latter category.

Finding Your Footing: A Beginner’s Guide to Running with Cirrhosis

Running can be a transformative experience, offering physical and mental health benefits.

The Best Diet for Cirrhosis: Foods to Eat and Avoid

Cirrhosis is a serious liver condition that can change the way your body processes nutrients

How Winter Treadmill Training Effects Running In Spring

Many runners use treadmills as part of their training, especially during the winter months.

A diverse group of mature gay men in their 50s, 60s, and beyond, smiling and enjoying a moment together in a relaxed outdoor setting, such as a park or café. The atmosphere is warm and joyful, highlighting connection, wisdom, and pride in aging. The background is softly blurred with natural tones, and subtle hints of LGBTQ+ colors are incorporated into the scene, symbolizing resilience, celebration, and community among older gay men.

Gay & Gray: A Celebration of Aging and Experience

When you turn 30, you are in Gay middle age. When you pass 35, you might as well be dead.