This year, expect wellness to be more personalised, holistic, and seamlessly integrated into daily routines. Longevity is the overarching theme, with AI-driven insights and functional health solutions empowering consumers to take control of their well-being. Whether it’s through smart fitness, gut health strategies, or social wellness clubs, the future of wellness is here—and it’s all about living better, longer.
Longevity
Longevity is no longer a niche pursuit reserved for biohackers; it’s gone mainstream. Consumers are shifting their focus from reactive healthcare to proactive strategies aimed at extending their healthspan—living longer, healthier lives. The Global Wellness Index estimates the longevity market will reach a staggering $610 billion by the end of 2025.
Strength training, supplements, and brain health are becoming essential elements of self-care, especially among women, who statistically live longer than men but spend more years in poor health. Brands are responding with AI-driven health tracking, personalised nutrition plans, and longevity-focused fitness regimes to help consumers optimise their well-being for the long haul.
AI-Powered Personalised Wellness
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising how we approach wellness, offering personalised insights across fitness, nutrition, and sleep. Wearables such as Oura rings and Fitbit provide real-time data to help users fine-tune their lifestyle choices, while AI fitness apps are expected to exceed $35 billion in market value by 2030.
With this tech-driven approach, wellness is becoming more intuitive and adaptive than ever before. Whether it’s an AI-powered workout plan or a sleep tracker that suggests optimal rest times, the demand for data-led, hyper-personalised wellness solutions is only set to grow.
Strength Training
Gone are the days when strength training was the domain of bodybuilders. In 2025, it’s a core pillar of healthy ageing, particularly for women over 35. With benefits that range from preserving muscle mass to enhancing metabolism and preventing chronic diseases, strength training is now a mainstream wellness must-have.
Fitness platforms are increasingly catering to women with strength programs that focus on functional movement and longevity. Whether in gyms or through at-home solutions, the message is clear—building strength is vital for living better, longer.
Red Light Therapy
Red light therapy (RLT) is rapidly becoming a go-to wellness solution for skin health, pain relief, and even cognitive function. Once reserved for high-end clinics, RLT devices are now a staple in home wellness routines, thanks to their ability to improve collagen production, reduce inflammation, and support overall cellular function.
The global light therapy market is forecast to grow significantly by 2032, fuelled by celebrity endorsements and a rising awareness of non-invasive wellness technologies.
Gut Health
The phrase “you are what you eat” has never been more relevant. With gut health directly linked to immunity, mood, and cognitive function, consumers are increasingly seeking foods that support digestive well-being. Fermented favourites like kimchi and kefir, as well as prebiotics and probiotics, are now dietary staples.
The emergence of “psychobiotics” (probiotics designed to enhance mental health) is shaping how people view gut-brain health, making nutrition an integral part of emotional and cognitive wellness.
The Evolution of Home Fitness
The rise of AI-driven home workouts is transforming how we stay fit. With smart equipment that offers real-time feedback and adaptive training programs, home fitness is becoming as effective—if not more—than traditional gym memberships. Virtual fitness experiences, including VR workouts, are also set to make waves in 2025, offering immersive training that keeps consumers engaged.
At-Home Health Testing
Personalised health tracking is no longer confined to doctor’s offices. At-home diagnostic kits are empowering individuals to monitor everything from hormones to metabolic health, with brands like Lifeforce and InsideTracker leading the way. These kits, often integrated with wearable devices, are fostering a new era of proactive health management.
GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs
Medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy are transforming weight management, shifting the focus from fad diets to long-term metabolic health. With more pharmaceutical companies entering the market, expect to see new product innovations supporting this shift, from nutrient-dense meal solutions to portion-controlled supplements.
The Brands to Watch in 2025
Remedy Place
Combining socialising with self-care, Remedy Place is redefining wellness with its luxury social wellness clubs. Offering everything from ice baths to acupuncture, it’s the go-to destination for those who want to prioritise health without sacrificing their social lives.
Heights
Cutting through the clutter of the supplement industry, Heights offers science-backed, minimalist formulations that support both body and mind. Their Vitals+ and Biotic+ supplements are a staple for those looking to invest in long-term health with high-quality, filler-free ingredients.
Kin Euphorics
With a blend of nootropics, adaptogens, and botanicals, Kin Euphorics is leading the alcohol-free movement with mood-enhancing, beautifully packaged drinks. Co-founded by Bella Hadid, the brand is championing a new era of mindful social drinking.
AG1 by Athletic Greens
The ultimate all-in-one nutritional supplement, AG1 offers a daily blend of 75 vitamins, minerals, and adaptogens, making it a favourite among athletes and wellness enthusiasts alike.
Vitruvi
For those looking to elevate their home environment, Vitruvi’s stylish stone diffusers and humidifiers combine aesthetics with function, enhancing air quality while complementing any decor.
Moodeys
A powerhouse in the functional mushroom space, Moodeys delivers potent, organic supplements designed to boost mood, focus, and sleep with clinically backed ingredients.
FOLD Reformer
Bringing the reformer Pilates studio home, FOLD Reformer offers a sleek, foldable design that makes at-home strength training more accessible and cost-effective than ever.