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A renaissance for sweat culture: mobile saunas are popping up fast Saunas are popping up on beaches, in forests, all around the great outdoors, all part of the fast-growing $122 billion global sauna market, Read the article on European Spa > Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

UK-based AI personal trainer MAGIC raises $2.5 million to unite holographic tech with celebrity athletes Magic is an AI wall mirror where sports stars appear as holograms to coach users, giving what feels like 1:1 personal training in strength, dance, boxing, yoga, and sports techniques. Sir Richard Branson and UK sports celebs are investors. Read the article on EU Startups > Read More from the Global…

New age religion Young gens are embracing faith in modern ways. Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

Is the World Ready for Another Goop? Sporty & Rich, a popular line of merch that promotes healthy, luxurious living, is opening its first store-spa-cafe. Next stop: colonic clubs? Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

Big Health Acquires Limbix to Address the Adolescent Mental Health Crisis San Francisco-based digital therapeutics leader, Big Health, is taking on the growing youth mental health crisis by acquiring Limbix, a company specializing in evidence-based digital therapeutics for adolescents and young adults with… Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

WSJ News Exclusive | Noom Picks New CEO as It Moves Into Market for Ozempic Geoff Cook would manage the digital-health platform as the company looks to seize on surging interest in weight-loss treatments. Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

Online marketplace for wild and foraged foods raises seed round Backers include leaders of Etsy, Shopify and Yelp. Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

Hyperice secures capital infusion of more than $100 million from Atlas Credit Partners Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

The boom of the anti-aging market: How to get people to live to be 120 (and in good health) This thriving industry – which aims to reverse or delay age-related disease – will be worth around $610 billion globally by 2025 Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

Health & Fitness Apps Face Uncertainty Amid New User Decline The digital fitness boom is over, but the industry may be healthier than it appears. Read More from the Global Wellness News ™