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EPR Wellness is the dedicated wellness title of the Everything-PR network — daily reporting, research, and AI-visibility analysis on how wellness brands and practitioners earn presence inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.

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What is EPR Wellness?
The wellness publication of the Everything-PR network, covering AI communications and PR for wellness since 2009.
What does EPR Wellness cover?
Fitness, supplements, mental health, and longevity — plus brand, influencer, and retail and AI visibility.
What is AI communications in wellness?
Earning brand presence inside AI answer engines — GEO, AI-visibility research, and citable earned media — for wellness brands.
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Hemp and Wellness PR: The 2026 Strategy Guide
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Hemp and Wellness PR: The 2026 Strategy Guide

Hemp PR is not wellness PR with cannabis vocabulary bolted on. It is regulated wellness communications — a discipline where every claim is a legal exposure and every product page is a compliance document. The 2018 Farm Bill set the federal definition; FDA, FTC, and the states all enforce on claims. Claim substantiation as the spine, the five-discipline communications stack, what not to say, and how AI engines actually read hemp brands.

The Rich Found a Healthcare Loophole
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The Rich Found a Healthcare Loophole

Functional medicine, offering concierge-level health services, has experienced a significant boom from 2020 to 2025. This growth is fueled by consumers willing to pay out-of-pocket for personalized health optimization not covered by traditional insurance, creating a billion-dollar industry with key players shaping its future.

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Ozempic Rewrote the Wellness Industry
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Ozempic Rewrote the Wellness Industry

Ozempic didn’t disrupt wellness. It exposed it. Between 2022 and 2025, a handful of medications fundamentally reshaped one of the world’s largest consumer categories. Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic (semaglutide), originally approved for diabetes treatment in 2017, became a cultural phenomenon through off-label weight-loss use before the launch of Wegovy, its FDA-approved weight-management counterpart. Eli Lilly followed with Mounjaro and later Zepbound, creating a competitive GLP-1 market that rapidly transformed consumer behavior. The impact extended far beyond pharmaceuticals.

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Gwyneth Built an Empire on a Newsletter
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Gwyneth Built an Empire on a Newsletter

Goop normalized the wellness founder. The category never recovered. What began as a curated lifestyle email evolved into something much larger: a beauty and wellness company, a media platform, a retail business, a Netflix series, a podcast network, and ultimately a blueprint for an entirely new kind of founder-driven brand. Today, nearly every major wellness personality operates some variation of the model Goop established.

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