Sauna Users are Happier – Study Shows A new study from Sweden finds that people who use saunas are happier, sleep better, and have more energy. Dr. Hans Hägglund, a professor at the University of Uppsala (aka the “sauna doctor”), said of the study: “It shows that sauna users are happier, sleep better, have more energy, and rate their mental and physical health better…
Analog Wellness
Analog Wellness is Trend #1 inside the Global Wellness Summit’s The Future of Wellness: 2025 Trends report. Beth McGroarty details how the Analog Wellness trend will shake up tech, wellness, travel, government policy, even home design. “The online world’s relentless manipulations, marketing, disinformation and division campaigns, causing general brain and culture rotting, have gone too far… 2025 will be the year more people get aggressive about logging off,…
Deathcare In Community: 4 Models from Around the World
Deathcare In Community: 4 Models from Around the World The Dying Well Initiative is excited to announce Deathcare in Community: Four Models from Around the World. This FREE ONLINE event, taking place on March 5, 12-1:30pm ET, is sponsored by the Dying Well Initiative – Global Wellness Institute of the Global Wellness Institute, and moderated by Christine Caldwell, DWI Vice Chair. The panel discussion features deathcare practitioners from…
DON’T USE! AI: Friend or Foe? Consulting Initiative Webinar Recording
It’s difficult to go one hour without hearing about Artificial Intelligence and its potential impact on ourselves, our work, the world! Those of us that work in the high-touch spa and wellness world may feel concerned about how our industry will be affected in the future. Like everything, there are pros and cons to AI and its integration into our lives, and these experts will…
The Connection Between Breath Holds & Endurance
The Health and Human Performance Foundation shared (on their Instagram) this article in Outside Magazine by Alex Hutchinson: “Researchers: Hold Your Breath to Get an Effect “Similar to Blood Doping” Fascinating research for athletes or anyone who wants to improve their endurance. “By triggering a diving reflex, athletes who perform breath-holds can increase red blood cells—and, possibly, endurance.” https://lnkd.in/ggYcmjMU
Humans Without a Sense of Smell Breathe Differently
The Health & Human Performance Foundation shared this research from: Gorodisky L, Honigstein D, Weissbrod A, et al. Humans without a sense of smell breathe differently. Nat Commun. 2024;15(1):8809. Published 2024 Oct 22. doi:10.1038/s41467-024-52650-6 “Consequent to nasal-airflow-induced patterns of brain activity, patterns of airflow have been linked to emotional and cognitive states. More specifically, patterns and particularly phase (inhale vs. exhale) of nasal airflow have been…
