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Do the Consequences of IV Vitamin Drips Outweigh the Benefits?
According to an article in Women's Health, IV therapy may cause health problems, and there are concerns about the scientific evidence to back up the benefits.
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[2022 in Review] Top 10 Workout & Wellness Trends According to Mindbody
According to the 2022 ClassPass & Mindbody Look Back Report, strength training was the most popular workout and massages were the most popular wellness reservations this year.
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6 Factors Clients Consider When Purchasing Products
Consumers want brands that are at the forefront of sustainable efforts, have a strong digital presence, place an emphasis on the consumer experience and more, per Novi Connect.
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Does Bioidentical Hormone Therapy Work for Menopause Symptoms?
Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (HRT) presents a potential breakthrough in menopause treatment, according to a new research analysis.
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The 5 Most Stressed States in America
The United Health Foundation's American Health Rankings revealed which states report the most stress from their residents.
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Beauty & Wellness Survey Reveals In-Demand Home Care Products
Beautyque NYC, the 3D virtual shopping beauty platform, has revealed its consumer survey results assessing beauty and wellness purchasing habits.
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[Study] Americans Want "Hyper Wellness" Activities
Surveying 2,000 U.S. adults, the report’s findings detail how consumers are integrating "hyper wellness" into their everyday lives.
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The 5 Most Popular Fitness Classes in the US, Ranked
A recent study by Fitness Volt analyzed Google trends to reveal the most popular fitness classes in America.
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Study Uncovers Generational Views on Wellness Spending
A recent survey revealed that 7 in 10 Americans (72%) treat their health as an "investment," an asset that will gain value over time.
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[Menopause Care] CBD Shows Health Benefits in Estrogen-Deficient Mice
A recent study reported that when estrogen-deficient mice were fed CBD, they showed marked improvement in several areas related to menopause symptoms.
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[Study] Nutritional Supplements On the Rise
The global nutritional supplements market size is expected to reach $620.8 billion by 2030, per a report by Grand View Research, Inc.
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Expensive Wellness Could Be a Problem for Consumers
In the Global Wellness Summit's Mid-Year 2022 Trends Report, it revealed that a "new post-pandemic wellness consumer was rising, and that one of their key traits was a fatigue with wellness as elitist hyper-consumerism."
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[Study] Consumers Want Personalized Wellness Supplements in 2023
A recent study by Vesta revealed a growing consumer interest in vitamins, minerals and supplements, with one in three interested in hydrating drinks.
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Study Reveals How Mindfulness Meditation Reduces Pain
Recent research revealed that mindfulness meditation interrupts the communication between brain areas involved in pain sensation, among other things.
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"Painsomnia" Named Growing Contributor for Poor Sleep Quality
According to a Sleep Foundation June 2022 survey, 94.8% of adults reported that they have lost at least an hour of sleep to pain over the course of a given week.
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[STUDY] Mindfulness Improves Workplace Relationships
Recent research has revealed that practicing mindfulness in the workplace can create more harmonious and healthy organizations overall.
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Sports Nutrition Market to Reach $115.2 Billion by 2026
In recent years, sports nutrition products, both food and drinks, have been gaining major popularity among recreational and lifestyle users.
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Wellness Tourism Market Predicted to Reach $1.02 Trillion by 2030
The rising amount of health-conscious people are contributing to the demand for wellness offerings at travel destinations.
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