The wellness economy is forecast to reach $7 trillion in 2025, and Traditional Medicine practiced by 80% of the world’s population — including plant medicines like psychedelics — is in great demand.
The pandemic has shifted responsibility for health to the individual, as mental health, lockdown eating, and stress-reduction tips emerge.
Scientists decipher new info on coronavirus, lambast holistic treatments by high-profile people, and a medium carries out Conan Doyle’s posthumous wishes.
“We will not go back to the way it was,” industry expert Susan Harmsworth said in a video conference hosted by the Global Wellness Institute this week. Here is her advice for wellness businesses.
Doubts about Covid-19 slow lockdown restrictions, and psilocybin research gets $80 million investment. Are science and personal experience mutually exclusive in mind-body-spirit disciplines?
As lockdown is extended and face masks are recommended, people struggle with sleep, and one man solves NHS financial woes.
Research demonstrates that generosity toward others and therapy dogs are helping reduce anxiety.
People are questioning governmental advice, challenging directives from health authorities, and news media and tech companies are attempting to control rumours disguised as facts. Credibility, a constant force in the mind-body-spirit movement, is now a daily concern for mainstream health and the authorities are attempting damage control
Heads, habits and now hearts are wrapping themselves around the new realities of life that Covid-19 has brought to more than 200 countries. Whole industries are pivoting to help patients and care workers.
Vitamins, minerals, aromatherapy and a positive outlook are recommended as natural immune boosters to avoid Covid-19 symptoms.