Jul 6, 2025
BY: ET OnlinePopularized by athletes and influencers, cold plunges are now mainstream. Benefits? Reduced inflammation, sharper focus, and faster recovery, all without fancy gym memberships.
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Women are embracing seed cycling, eating flax, sunflower, sesame, and pumpkin seeds in sync with their cycle, to naturally balance hormones and reduce PMS symptoms.
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Indians are paying to go offline. Silent retreats and no-phone zones are booming, offering mental clarity, better sleep, and reduced anxiety in nature-forward spaces.
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Ashwagandha, tulsi, and moringa are now turning up in everything, from lattes to smoothies, as adaptogens gain popularity for managing stress and fatigue.
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Instead of just meditation, Indians are now into structured breathwork, like box breathing or Wim Hof method, often guided by AI wellness apps that personalize routines.
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From homemade kanji to probiotic shots and fermented foods, gut health is getting prime attention. A happy gut is now seen as the key to mental and physical wellness.
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New-age wellness startups are merging ancient wisdom with wearables. Smart devices now track sleep, digestion, and dosha shifts, offering custom remedies and diets.
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Instead of long gym sessions, people are embracing 5-10 minute "movement snacks" like mobility drills, stair climbing, and desk yoga, to stay active throughout the day.
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