Wellbeing

Oura Ring 5 Review: Why the Smallest Smart Ring Is Moving Beyond Tracking
By Mona Babush
June 3, 2026

Oura Ring 5 Review: Why the Smallest Smart Ring Is Moving Beyond Tracking

Oura has introduced its newest smallest smart ring in the world, which is now tracking GLP-1 and women health.

New Longevity Clinics to Watch Around the World
By Mona Babush
May 25, 2026

New Longevity Clinics to Watch Around the World

We selected five new retreats where longevity is approached through data, medicine, recovery and nature: from Kerala and the Mediterranean to the Swiss Alps, Lake Constance and Tyrol.

Your Digital Twin That Could Save Your Life
By Nikki Weis
May 21, 2026

Your Digital Twin That Could Save Your Life

A digital twin, built from your scans, biology and real-time health data, can model disease, test treatments and help doctors choose a path. The first versions are already entering medicine in the Gulf.

The Quiet Power of Creatine
By Nikki Weis
April 28, 2026

The Quiet Power of Creatine

In the pursuit of longevity, few molecules are as essential as creatine. Often dismissed as a gym supplement, it is, in truth, a cellular fuel for mental clarity.

The Body as Space. What Milan Design Week 2026 Tells Us About the Future of Wellbeing
By Irma Berg
April 25, 2026

The Body as Space. What Milan Design Week 2026 Tells Us About the Future of Wellbeing

A metaphor for all of Milan in April 2026: design moved beyond objects – into sensations. Everything was created around one question: how does it feel to be inside?

Longevity Pods: What They Are and How Do They Work
By Irina Malkova
April 19, 2026

Longevity Pods: What They Are and How Do They Work

Longevity pods turn at-home care into a calming immersive treatment: salt, red light, oxygen, sound, and scent combined into one guided session.

The Quiet Hack. How Vipassana Became a Tool of the Tech Elite
By Irina Malkova
April 16, 2026

The Quiet Hack. How Vipassana Became a Tool of the Tech Elite

Tech CEOs spent years trying to hack productivity from the outside. Vipassana offered a harsher proposition: to turn inward and confront the mind itself.

How to Sleep When the World Feels Unsettled
By Irma Berg
April 15, 2026

How to Sleep When the World Feels Unsettled

There are nights when the body is tired, but sleep still does not come easily. Or it comes lightly, in fragments. In periods of political instability and relentless headlines, it becomes a familiar experience for many.

What Art Actually Does to You
By Irma Berg
April 14, 2026

What Art Actually Does to You

Art affects our state more deeply than it seems. Today, it is increasingly seen as a factor that can shape emotional tone and the overall quality of inner life.

Submersive and the Future of Immersive Wellness
By Mona Babush
April 10, 2026

Submersive and the Future of Immersive Wellness

Wellness is entering a new spatial language. Set to open in Austin in 2027, Submersive brings together immersive art, neuroscience and bathing culture.