They might be proactively working on their wellness, but young people find wellness culture to be toxic in some ways… TL;DR More than half of young people say wellness culture is toxic and harmful, and brands promote toxic practices Wellness culture still has messages of perfectionism, which Gen Z and Millennials are just not after Their new definition of non-toxic wellness culture is one that’s less strict and more inclusive Gen Z and Millennials are generations who do not shy away from change, and in the wellness industry, they’ve helped fuel some major changes in their lifetimes. Millennials shifted the conversation from entirely weight-focused to fitness-positive, and the younger gens’ openness about mental health has made mental wellness as considered as physical—but that doesn’t mean they’re done evolving the space. Young people are looking to redefine how things are done when it comes to wellness, because as it is now, Gen Z and Millennials are on the fence about whether the wellness industry is healthy at all, and many...
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