07.07.2010

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The most comprehensive consumer and shopper exploration of health and wellness motivations, behaviors and trends in the marketplace today.

Two reports tell the story of where wellness consumers and shoppers are at today, how they are evolving and what the future of wellness may look like.

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Infographic: Health and Wellness Spending

As we've said before, all consumers participate in the World of Wellness. In fact, 19% of all monthly spending is reserved for products with a wellness halo.

This week's infographic, as part of the launch of our fourth health and wellness syndicated study, explores what wellness spending means to consumers as they redefine healthy living.

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The Road to Wellness: a Hartman Group Infographic

We've trekked through the annals of health and wellness to bring you vital dates & fascinating developments. From peanut butter & jelly (1901) to Viagra (1997) and beyond, we've got you covered. Join us as we explore 200 years of health and wellness!

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Over half of all consumers (54%) say they have recently changed their views on health & wellness.

In 2010, interest in Vitamin D has exploded - 60% of consumers are adding more Vitamin D to their diets.

32% of all consumers have consumed functional drinks in the past 30 days.

Younger consumers cite stress (51%) & energy levels (47%) as triggers for changing their views on health & wellness.

The average household spends $148.48 per month on categories that have a wellness halo.

*All statistics taken from The Hartman Group's new study, Reimagining Health & Wellness 2010.