True well-being involves more than what you eat or how you move. It includes relationships, creativity, rest, and a sense of ...

If you saw your favorite wellness stars slipping on recovery boots or stepping into freezing cold tanks on Instagram, they are part of what will become a bigger trend in 2019, focusing on recovery ...

"Honestly, I love a little bathroom break. I'm not afraid to say that I'm using my phone if I'm on the toilet," she said.

T3 reveals the wellness trends you'll be seeing everywhere this year. T3. ... social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram have emerged within the health and wellness landscape, ...

The wellness industry has been moving at the speed of light and honestly, is anyone to blame at this point? If we look at the broader picture, wellness is very subjective and usually means different ...

Instagram, which is fighting a huge battle with TikTok for winning over the Gen-Z, has come up with a new predictive trends report for 2022. It highlights the possible heralding of changes across ...

The latest wellness trends on social media — from cortisol cocktails to daily gua shas and adrenal fatigue hacks — are aimed at reducing inflammation and becoming thinner. And I, for one, am ...

It’s more than salt lamps and motivational Instagram quotes. In fact, it’s something that I have personally made a goal to work on in 2019. It’s clear wellness is the real deal.

Wellness is one of the trends that works on Instagram. Indeed, at-home workouts are more popular among the social network's users, at 48%, compared to 34% for those not on Instagram.

Are 'wellness' trends stressing us out? Updated / Wednesday, 13 Apr 2022 17:31 89% of Irish people suspect 'wellness' trends may be negatively impacting their health.