ChromaDex’s Niagen IV Now Available at 200+ Restore Hyper Wellness Clinics

Restore Hyper Wellness has introduced ChromaDex Corp.’s pharmaceutical-grade Niagen IV therapy at more than 200 locations

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For Dave Asprey, the Longevity Movement Is Just Getting Started

The self-proclaimed “father of biohacking,” Dave Asprey believes longevity science is in the beginning stages of a profound evolution.

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Manduka Launches Yoga Mat Recycling Program

Manduka, the yoga mat leader, has unveiled a first-of-its-kind yoga mat recycling program where yoga mats can avoid the landfill.

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A ‘Magic Mirror With Smart Tech’ Preps for Launch

A new AI-driven fitness mirror/smart homegym is about to launch on Kickstarter with a subscription-free model.

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Kohler Brands Announces Partnership with Luxury Sauna Line

Explore the new saunas by Klafs, now available through Kohler. They're designed to elevate wellness at home or in spas.

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The Hydration Factor: How Gyms Are Improving Member Experience with Water

With 75% of Americans chronically dehydrated, gyms are taking steps to make hydration an essential part of the member experience

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Trive Doubles Down on Crunch Canada with Second Investment

Crunch Canada, the country's master franchise, has secured a new investment from Trive Capital and 808 Capital Partners to fuel growth.

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Streamlining Recovery: How ClubReady Helps Scale Holistic Wellness Brands

ClubReady's platform supports holistic wellness brands like Stretch Zone, enabling seamless scaling without sacrificing customer experience

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Fitness Equipment Market to Expand by Over $8 Billion by 2030

The global fitness equipment market is on a trajectory of significant growth, according to a new report from ResearchAndMarkets.com.

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Whoop Rolls Out Controversial New Journal Feature

Boston-based wearable tech company Whoop has added the ability for its users to track psychedelic use, leaving some divided.