The podcast hosts discuss the problem with "wellness" culture and how it still promotes fad diets and unhealthy relationships with food disguised as healthy and neutral practices.
Nourish Balance Thrive founder, Christopher Kelly, discusses the inspiration behind his company, which aims to improve the experience of getting tested and analyzing results for wellness.
The speaker suggests a 7-day wellness retreat in Malibu where participants can enjoy clean food, activities, and a break from drugs and alcohol.
There's a new wellness trend called "butthole sunning" where people expose their naked buttocks to sunlight in order to absorb vitamin D and gain more energy, which has raised questions regarding the sensitivity of the rectum.
Allo Moves allows you to access yoga practices, meditation sessions and fitness routines at any time with their streaming on-demand wellness platform, allowing you to manage your busy schedule without sacrificing your self-care.
Tom Brady and Professor David Sinclair speak about blood work being done by Inside Tracker. Carrie and Jonathan from Inside Tracker HQ reveal what the largest database of healthy people in the world is identifying with regards to trends in people's diets, exercise, and blood work levels, taking the wellness movement to a new level.
The speaker shares their experience of feeling balanced and grateful for reaching a state of homeostasis in their physical and emotional well-being.
A podcast discussing the possibility that the end of the human race will heavily involve wellness and the people who promote it. People with 10 to 100,000 followers on social media apps like Instagram, known as micro-influencers, are likely to have a greater impact than those with larger followings like Joe Rogan.
The speaker describes their perfect day involving sensory deprivation, earplugs, and relaxing in a sauna or steam room.
The Deeply Well podcast features conversations with leaders and radical healers in wellness that can expand and support listeners on their well-being journey. The Next Question podcast with Katie Couric presents a new season with a format different from previous ones.
On the podcast, the founder of MADE FOR describes the benefits of building daily habits and practices to improve wellness. One example is the “hydration month” which involves a challenge to drink more water and journal the benefits, with the ultimate goal of developing a habit of proper hydration for optimal well-being.
The speaker describes a natural remedy for feeling sick which involves alternating between hot and cold therapy, such as taking a hot shower and then a cold shower or using a steam room and then cold towels.
