WellSpoken

We work with wellness brands to ensure they provide consumers the highest level of credible, authentic, evidence-based info on fitness, nutrition & wellbeing

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*WE NEED YOUR HELP* We want to work with more event organiser to become certified with the @WellSpokenMark to ensure all players in the industry are working under ONE INDUSTRY-WIDE CONTENT STANDARD! Tag the events you find most credible and we will get in touch!

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*CREDIBILITY BINGO*

Hit the save button for anytime you draft wellness content!

#Wellness #Businessofwellness #Wellbeing #WellnessRegulation #WellnessContent

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Hats off to @ItsMeAnitaB writing about a subject that is close to our heart. Click the link to read her thought provoking article which delves into the murky world of cultural appropriation in wellness. #diversityinwellness https://t.co/sQxnO1F03b

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*NEW WELLNESS INDUSTRY GUIDANCE* We have published a new industry guideline for brands, influencers and PRs to ensure that when communicating online critique it is done in a constructive ethical way. Click here to access https://t.co/iheoINydGJ

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Our founder had the privilege of speaking on BBC Radio 4 about the issues with diversity and inclusion in the wellness industry. From discussing the lack of representation of people with disabilities to tokenism listen to the full convo here: https://t.co/QexNuw2bKU

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2020 will bring a new level of regulatory and consumer scrutiny on the claims, products and services. We are doing an open call for all wellness start-ups to take part in a new *FREE* specialised scheme to audit existing and future content get in touch via DM

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A recent article from @guardian highlighted words from Prof Stephen Powis, national medical director NHS England warning that diet quick-fixes are at best ineffective and at worst can be harmful. https://t.co/ERCHZKiuD7

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With 1 more day till 2020 we wanted to give you a reminder that an onslaught of wellness propaganda will be coming this January, so remember the following: all superfoods are not super, don't get tempted with unnecessary new memberships and you do not need a new 'cleanse'!

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The @washingtonpost published an analysis on a 'new' super supplement that claims to target aging on a cellular level. Despite marketing hype and polished ads, current clinical evidence shows more is needed to gauge any significant benefit. Read here https://t.co/qgJz9VwIRk

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*WE NEED YOUR HELP* We want to work with more brands to become certified with the @WellSpokenMark to ensure all players in the industry are working under ONE INDUSTRY-WIDE CONTENT STANDARD! Tag the brands you find most credible and we will get in touch!

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Horoscopes, astrology and crystals are no longer taboo and are often seen at wellness festivals & events. An article by the @washingtonpost highlighted how apps have turned this sub culture mainstream. Read what this means for the industry here: https://t.co/Ccsk7psDYl

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Although we are all winding down for the holidays, it is vital you have a look at your 2019 consumer content to check if it was as credible as you intended! Download our FREE guide to help you do exactly that https://t.co/dyM7h5nfLm

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Recent article by @TheWeekUK covered the current status of CBD in the UK. With Christmas looming it's easy to get pulled into this another wellness trend and a slew of products that allude to some sort of benefit, but does the evidence mount up? Read here https://t.co/cP8M50YdhF

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*FREE DOWNLOAD* for all those who developed wellness content in 2019 - if you wrote brand content, social media posts, newsletters, blogs, recorded videos and podcasts, click the link to download https://t.co/WHltY74Pqm

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IS DR GOOGLE MAKING US PARANOID? An article from @ConversationUK delved into “cyberchondria” the anxiety linked to excessive web searches about symptoms. This new phenomenon shows the impact of having a constant stream of health content at our finger tips https://t.co/AjTlGl2F12

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2020 will bring a new level of regulatory and consumer scrutiny on the claims, products and services. We are doing an open call for all wellness start-ups to take part in a new *FREE* specialised scheme to audit existing and future content get in touch via DM

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The @BBC and @computerlovers have created an app that can map a child’s digital wellbeing and provides content and interventions to help them understand their online behaviours. Should social platforms be doing EVEN MORE to manage these issues? Read here: https://t.co/N2wiIk6n7S

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*NEW WELLNESS INDUSTRY GUIDANCE* We have published a new industry guideline for brands, influencers and PRs to ensure that each piece of content educates, informs and communicates in the most ethical way. https://t.co/810rr2ANN7

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In this episode of the Well Spoken Wellness Podcast, we talk to @mgtmccartney discussing everything from her latest article on the 'cult of wellness' to how the industry can become more credible, listen here: https://t.co/GRqxlOKnOd #wellness #businessofwellness

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Diversity and inclusion are now becoming hot topics. Our founder @sarah_greenidge wrote a piece for @galdemzine on whether the wellness industry is truly equipped to address inequality issues within the sector. Read more https://t.co/F3wga7W9ou