How Design Can Inspire Wellbeing Presented by Global Wellness Institute. This content was produced for R.Evolution by BBC StoryWorks as part of the In Pursuit of Wellness series presented by the Global Wellness Institute (GWI). What if the spaces we lived in could be more than a home? This is the question Alex Zagrebelny, founder of luxury real estate developer R.Evolution, asks himself as he believes…
Wellness Transforms Lives. Your Support Powers the Movement.
Wellness Transforms Lives. Your Support Powers the Movement. For 10 years, the Global Wellness Institute has been a force for change—arming the world with the knowledge, evidence, and tools to build a truly preventative, inclusive wellness economy. Governments, businesses, communities, and individuals around the globe rely on GWI’s trusted research to shape smarter policy, design healthier environments, and invest in services that help people live…
Just Keep On Moving
Just Keep On Moving By: Dave McCaughan Go to any conference, read any book, check out any blog like this that deals with ageing population and some one will talk about “movement”. It has been recognised for ever as a key to longevity and health ageing. Forever? Well, we seem to have always connected movement with enjoying life, coping with life, and extending life. Let’s…
Introducing the Members of the Wellness Tourism Initiative
Introducing the Members of the Wellness Tourism Initiative The Wellness Tourism Initiative is proud to unite a diverse and highly experienced group of individuals and organizations who are at the forefront of the global wellness tourism sector. Together, our members represent a dynamic cross-section of the industry, encompassing operators, consultants, media, tourism boards, and developers of wellness destinations. Each member brings a wealth of knowledge…
Must-reads from the Wellness World (July 22, 2025)
The Path Toward a Metabolic Health Revolution–McKinsey report Their new report explores how the advent of GLP-1s has brought the treatment of obesity to the forefront of public attention. Nearly 900 million adults globally are living with obesity, a substantial risk factor for at least 20 diseases/conditions. The rise of GLP-1s is shifting the discussion of obesity from an intractable issue to a treatable medical…
Nightmares Linked to Rapid Biological Aging and Early Death
Nightmares Linked to Rapid Biological Aging and Early Death A 2025 study from Imperial College London, analyzing 183,000 adults and 2,400 children, found that those who had bad dreams once a week or more had shorter telomeres, associated with faster cellular aging. They also found that those who experienced regular nightmares were three times more likely to die before the age of 70 compared with those who did not––concluding…
