Wellness should feel good, not like a full-time job. In this episode, I break down the Apple Cider Vinegar Netflix documentary and what it reveals about the wellness industry, how it started with good intentions but has evolved into a billion-dollar business full of questionable practices, fear-based marketing, and pressure to constantly “optimize” our health.
We’re diving into:
✅ How wellness culture has become overwhelming and what we can do about it
✅ The dangers of fear-based marketing in the wellness industry
✅ My personal wake-up call after following misleading wellness advice
✅ How to take a more balanced, intuitive, and joyful approach to health
✅ Mindset shifts to release the noise and reconnect with what truly serves you
At the end of the day, wellness isn’t about fear, restriction, or constant biohacking, t’s about finding what genuinely makes you feel good.
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Let’s bring joy back into wellness. Take a deep breath, trust yourself, and remember: You are already enough.
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