Nutrition for Healing Initiative Trends for 2021

Nutrition for Healing Initiative 2021 Trends TREND 1: Self-Care People will make conscious choices to direct their own self-care to support their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health, and there will be greater emphasis on natural solutions versus conventional medicine. Gut health, immunity and prevention will take a front-row seat. Self-care studies historically focused on those with an illness or chronic disease; we will start…

Nutrition for Healing Initiative Trends

Nutrition for Healing Initiative Trends 2023 Trends TREND 1: Upcycled food TREND 2: Mental health and performance boosting food TREND 3: More plant-based options and sea plants trending TREND 4: Healthy guts microbiome TREND 5: Food insecurity and health disparities READ MORE The Global Wellness Institute serves as an umbrella organization for numerous Initiatives, that are independently chaired and run. The resources, editorial, research and opinions presented by the Initiatives…

Nutrition for Healing Initiative Members

Nutrition for Healing Initiative Members Our team members are experts in nutrition, personal and professional, and specialize in medicine, coaching, hospitality, technology, skincare, spa and resort businesses, community-build­ing, healthcare, marketing, and travel.

Global Wellness Economy Monitor 2023

    Snapshots of the 11 Wellness Markets: From GWI’s 2023 Global Wellness Economy Monitor report, these data snapshots of all 11 wellness markets are organized into three groups: 1) sectors that grew throughout the pandemic and have continued to grow; 2) sectors that initially shrank but have recovered from the pandemic; and 3) sectors that shrank significantly during the pandemic and have not fully recovered. I) Wellness…

Global Wellness Institute: 2023 Global Wellness Economy Monitor

2023 Global Wellness Economy Monitor Snapshots of the 11 Wellness Markets: From GWI’s 2023 Global Wellness Economy Monitor report, these data snapshots of all 11 wellness markets are organized into three groups: 1) sectors that grew throughout the pandemic and have continued to grow; 2) sectors that initially shrank but have recovered from the pandemic; and 3) sectors that shrank significantly during the pandemic and have not fully…