THE world of health and wellness is experiencing an incredible boom, and Malaysia is no exception. By 2030, the global health and wellness market is predicted to reach over RM30,805.5 billion, up from RM19,660.9 billion in 2022. Today, wellness goes beyond physical health, encompassing mental and spiritual well-being as well.
In the wake of the pandemic, wellness has emerged as a true champion, no longer seen as a luxury but a necessary priority for many. With the increasing pressures of work, financial demands, societal expectations, and environmental challenges, mental and physical health issues have seen a significant rise. Depression, anxiety, chronic stress, and their accompanying symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, digestive problems, and chronic diseases have become all too common.
