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Why Young People Think Wellness Culture Is Toxic, In 3 Stats

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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...

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