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This week's health and wellness drops (via Wellworthy): Nike and TOGETHXR released the Everyone Watches Women’s Sports? apparel collection, featuring T-shirts, hoodies and caps in two colorways: Off Noir (black) and Sail (white). DailyBasis?launched?a first-of-its-kind, two-part supplement system formulated specifically to work with the menstrual cycle. Force of Nature Meats added pasture-raised chicken to their line-up of regeneratively-raised beef, bison, elk, and other hormone-free meats. Joyburst?is entering the functional soda market with?Super Soda, a prebiotic-infused beverage formulated for gut and immune health while maintaining the taste profile of traditional soda without any sugar. Super Coffee debuted?Protein+, a ready-to-drink beverage combining premium coffee with added protein in one convenient package, eliminating the need for DIY "proffee" concoctions. Dr. Michael Israetel launched?Genius Shot, a ready-to-drink protein shot featuring isolated Beta-lactoglobulin (BLG), the most anabolically potent fraction of whey, delivering 23g of pure protein in a compact 3.38oz shot with zero sugar, fat, and carbs at just 90 calories. SOAR Running?launched the?American Race Vest, combining vintage athletic heritage with performance engineering. The pinstripe design features breathable SPACE3D mesh and ergonomic cut for unrestricted movement, blending timeless style with race-day functionality. Swiss footwear brand?On?expanded its Roger line with the updated?Clubhouse?featuring hidden CloudTec, half-length Speedboard, and added Helion foam. Also launched: the lightweight?Roger Advantage Pro?focused on speed and agility. Amanda Greeley launched racquet sports brand?Spence, Inc. with a fresh approach to tennis apparel that balances tradition with rebellion.

This week, Wellworthy spoke with actor and MOSH co-founder Patrick Schwarzenegger to get his top snacks and supplement picks. The White Lotus star's go-tos include: ?? Chomps Meat Sticks: “These are a lifesaver when I’m traveling or on set. I’m always looking for stuff that won’t spoil, is clean, low in calories and sugar, but still gives me the protein I need.” ?? MOSH Protein Bars: “I honestly eat these almost every day, especially when I’m filming or traveling. We just reformulated, too, loading them with great stuff like lion’s mane, ashwagandha, omega-3s, and vitamins B12 and D3.” ?? CURE Hydration Powders: “It’s easy to get dehydrated after long days on set, so these have been a game-changer for me. I love that they’re made with real ingredients and don’t have any added sugar.” ?? Thorne Creatine: “A high-quality creatine powder or supplement is a daily must-have for me. It’s great for building muscle and keeping my bones strong, plus there’s some new research suggesting it might be good for brain health too, which is a nice bonus.” ?? Buoy Hydration Drops: “These have become my go-to lately because they’re even easier than powders. I love that these come in a little dropper and are completely tasteless – no sugar, no sweeteners, no flavors." Check out Patrick's full Health Stack and daily routine on Wellworthy: https://lnkd.in/e8ymdUM3

This week's health and wellness drops (via Wellworthy): Malhar Khandare launched Gravity, a new app that merges audio meditations with guided journaling prompts. Just Ingredients, Inc. partnered with MLB star?Bryce Harper?to launch a range of NSF Certified supplements including high-protein powders and pre-workouts sweetened with monk fruit. Polar?launched a?TrainingPeaks?integration that syncs workout plans directly to Polar Flow with real-time guidance on compatible watches. Muse?launched the?Muse S Athena, the first consumer wearable combining EEG and fNIRS sensors to measure both brain activity and blood flow. Evvy?enhanced its at-home?Vaginal Microbiome Test?with new Fertility Insights, revealing connections between vaginal bacteria and reproductive health. Tracksmith?debuted the?Eliot Racer, featuring removable ATPU foam atop a carbon fiber plate. Freaks of Nature?launched the?Peak Performance Sun Stick, the skincare brand's first product since launching last year. Pebble?creator Eric Migicovsky launched?Core Devices?with two new smartwatches: the $149 Core 2 Duo with e-paper display and 30-day battery, and the $225 Core Time 2 featuring a 64-color touchscreen in metal casing.

When it comes to health, simpler is almost always better. For an example, look no further than sweetgreen's new Ripple Fries, made with just five ingredients — all of which you probably recognize. While competitors hide behind "natural flavors" and use additives and seed oils, Sweetgreen's real food approach is challenging the status quo. When choosing your next meal, opting for fewer ingredients — and words you can actually pronounce — is a simple way to eat healthier. "We ate fries in the 1960s but weren't chronically obese. It's about real food," adds Calley Means.

A big thank you to Ash Read at Wellworthy for featuring our collaboration with Kilometer Studios. We're excited to introduce this capsule designed for run commuters, so you can transition seamlessly from your run to a full day on your feet, all while carrying the essentials for a busy day. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g6A6K_ve

What's new in health and wellness this week (via Wellworthy): PUMA Group and SAYSKY launched a a 25-piece collection including three footwear lines for men and women, plus performance and lifestyle apparel. Baby food pioneer?Yumi?expanded with the Organic Super Bar, a soft-baked breakfast option with 0g added sugar and 8 essential nutrients from 7+ superfood vegetables. Luminary Life Sciences?launched?Create for Men, a doctor-formulated gummy supplement supporting male fertility and sperm health. WHOOP?added VO2 max estimation using a proprietary algorithm that combines physiological metrics, activity data, and demographics. lululemon?x?Saul Nash?debuted?SLNSH, a multi-season collaboration merging Nash's elevated activewear design with lululemon's technical innovation. TRUEFORM RUNNER unveiled a complete redesign of its manual treadmill lineup, featuring an overhauled?Trainer?model and the new?Runner?with integrated connected screen technology. Kourtney Kardashian Barker's supplement brand?Lemme launched?No. 2, a strawberry-flavored daily fiber and probiotic gummy. Nike?launched the?ReactX Rejuven8, a $70 clog made entirely from responsive ReactX foam.

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New wellness products we spotted this week (via Wellworthy): Ross Mackay and George Heaton's Cadence?expanded beyond electrolytes with the launch of the?Core 40 Bar. Urban Remedy unveiled?Organic Protein Collagen Shakes?with 30g of protein, 10g of grass-fed organic collagen, and zero added sugar in Chocolate and Vanilla flavors. Salomon?debuted the?Aero Glide 3, its latest max-cushioned road trainer, engineered for runners seeking comfort and performance across their training schedule. Arc'teryx Equipment?expanded its footwear lineup with four new models:?Norvan LD 4,?Vertex Speed,?Konseal, and?Norvan Nivalis, all designed for technical mountain terrain. Therabody?launched the?ThermBack LED, a wearable device combining heat therapy, far infrared, vibration, and LED light in one unit. Shaun Traynor announced kip, a device to help you disconnect from your phone, wind down, and prioritize quality rest. Phi?launched a new approach to supplements with?time-released micropills?designed to deliver essential nutrients when your body can best utilize them.

Cadence just debuted its first nutrition bar designed for endurance athletes. The Core 40 Bar combines a specialized carbohydrate blend with the brand's signature electrolyte profile to support sustained energy and hydration. "The Core 40 Bar was developed with this core principle in mind and launches as our next evolution in our mission — to deliver superior levels of hydration with sodium as a core ingredient, balanced with effective fuel sources," says Ross Mackay, Cadence co-founder. Get the details on Wellworthy: ?? https://lnkd.in/euiezRvi

Therabody launched three new products today: ?? https://lnkd.in/e5HXCniC