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Wellness Check: What’s In and Out for 2024

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In 2024, wellness is steering away from fleeting fads. Instead, our focus is on prioritizing sustainable habits and taking a genuine approach to self-care. The “new year, new you” mantra is becoming less about setting unattainable goals and more about taking realistic steps to create a balanced and healthy lifestyle that makes YOU happy. 

Now, let’s take a closer look at what’s in and what’s out in the world of wellness for the coming year!

IN: Fitness for Function > Appearance

Fitness in 2024 is all about functionality and the era of obsessing over appearance alone is taking a backseat. Whether it’s lifting groceries, climbing stairs, or simply playing with your kids, the focus is on exercises that translate directly into functional benefits. We’re talking about workouts that make you WANT to hit the gym and make you feel good from the inside out. Sure, you want to look good, but it’s also about seeing what your body is capable of and taking pride in your achievements. 

OUT: Quick Weight Loss Schemes

We all know that “quick fixes” rarely lead to long-term results, and this is the year to say goodbye to them for good. It’s time to ditch those crash diet fads in favor of comprehensive wellness plans that prioritize health over numbers on a scale. 

Instead of seeking shortcuts, the emphasis this year is on working towards gradual healthy lifestyle adjustments that will stand the test of time, i.e. something you’ll stick to and won’t be rewriting on your resolution list next year!

IN: Fueling for Better Living

Nutrition in 2024 is about much more than counting calories; it’s about fueling your body to help you look, feel, and perform at your best in all aspects of your life. This is the year we truly move towards mindful eating, balanced nutrition, and a holistic approach to dietary choices to support your overall well-being.

OUT: Lack of Self-Care

It’s easy to forget to look after yourself when life gets busy, and self-care can end up at the very bottom of your to-do list pretty quickly if you don’t make time for it. But the contradiction here is that if you don’t look after yourself first, you may end up in the burnout zone before you’ve even got close to achieving your goals.

So this year, make time for daily self-care practices that recharge your mind, body, and soul, such as; ensuring you get a full 8 hours of sleep, unwinding with a good book, or going out for a run. Your self-care routine is all about your passions and what brings you joy, so it will be personal to you, but it’s making time for you that’s the most important thing of all.

IN: Anti-Aging Habits

2024 is on adopting anti-aging habits that extend beyond skincare regimens (although these are important too!). It’s not just skin deep, it’s a whole lifestyle shift. We’re talking about regular exercise, looking after your emotional well-being, and a diet rich in age-defying nutrients. Embrace the journey of aging gracefully with informed choices that take all aspects of your health and well-being into account.

OUT: Fad Diets with Unproven Health Claims

It’s time to stop blindly following fad diets that at best won’t work and at worst can make you unwell. Instead, opt for well-researched, balanced diets that prioritize sustained energy levels and your overall health. Identify any gaps in your diet and research supplements that can help to restore any deficiencies of these important nutrients in your system.

IN: Resourceful & Sustainable DIYs

2024 is the year of makers and creators. We’re stepping into a world of creativity and sustainability with resourceful DIY solutions that not only save you money AND save the environment but can also be a lot of fun! From skincare to household products, homemade alternatives that minimize your ecological footprint are not just in; they are a celebration of creativity and commitment to the environment.

OUT: “Should Have” / “Would Have” Mentality

The best way to avoid regret is to take a chance, and that’s the mantra for 2024. The time for procrastination is over. Whatever is still on your to-do list from 2023 should be at the top of your to-do list right now. If it’s not important to you, cross it out. But if you simply put it to the wayside to do “someday”, then that someday has arrived. 

Take that same mentality into planning over the coming months and not only will you achieve more than you ever thought possible – but you’ll gain a sense of pride and accomplishment in the process that goes a long way towards happiness and contentment.

IN: Natural Solutions Backed by Science

Whether it’s herbal remedies, botanical extracts, or ancient practices validated by modern science, the trend this year is all about embracing the therapeutic potential of nature. 

When adding these natural solutions to your wellness routine in 2024, put your trust in those that are supported by scientific evidence to ensure the best outcomes.

OUT: Unnecessary Toxins

You may be surprised to learn about just how many harmful toxins are in our everyday household cleaning and personal care items, toxins that are harmful not only to the environment but also to you! The emphasis in 2024 is on making clean, eco-friendly choices that prioritize personal health and contribute to a healthier planet. It’s a conscious shift towards a lifestyle that is not just good for you but also for the environment.

Balance, Sustainability, and Self-Care

As we enter this new year, there is a resounding call for authenticity, sustainability, and genuine self-care in the wellness sphere. This is the time to wave goodbye to unattainable goals and instead take a more balanced and realistic approach to improving your well-being. Rather than compiling a daunting list of resolutions, take the time this year to think and plan intentionally so that your wellness goals lead to achievable solutions that support all aspects of your well-being.

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