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I’m back from my much-needed break! Below are some thoughts on the increasing loss of enchantment (and why it matters), along with new wellness fads, Blue Zone skepticism, and more.
The ever-growing hair wellness sector—"follicle fitness," scalp microbiome, etc. Plus: latest fad diet, quadrobics, trending supplements, and more.
Everyone wants to be a community-building brand! Plus more news & trends: 'Protein candy,' vitamin brand woes, and why are GLP-1 makers funding body positivity orgs?
Ambiguous buzzwords and 4 reasons I’m bearish on longevity trends. Plus: Lululemon greenwashing complaint, niche women’s health sector heats up, and more.
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Journalist and author of "The Gospel of Wellness" (Henry Holt / MacMillan). I write for the New York Times, L.A. Times, Fast Company, and more.
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