The "molecules of emotion," she argued, "run every system in our body," creating a "bodymind's intelligence" that is "wise enough to seek wellness" without a great deal of high-tech medical intervention.
Advances in modern medicine ultimately put the bathhouses out of business, and ironically, we again seek wellness through visits to spas as an alternative to visits to physicians offices.
The herbal apothecary draws the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Adrien Brody, plus scores of the merely hip who drop in, all seeking wellness in Chinese herbs.
And so, the question in Germany: Is there something inappropriate, unseemly, gratuitous about having a pleasure palace for affluent vacationers seeking wellness on the very spot where Hitler lived out his myths about blood and soil and racial regeneration, even as he consigned millions to concentration camps and death?
Dickinson and MacKay concluded, "Overall, the evidence suggests that users of dietary supplements are seeking wellness and are consciously adopting a variety of lifestyle habits that they consider to contribute to health living" [ 39].
The Nurse Practice Act in Arizona requires a registered nursing education program to provide student nurses with the education to care for geriatric patients, infants, patients with mental impairment and conditions, premature infants, adults and patients seeking wellness care.
My 25 years of experience in the fitness industry has afforded me the privilege and opportunity to mentor women seeking this wellness.
A federal lawmaker is asking the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to investigate employer wellness programs that seek intimate health information from employees, and to issue guidelines preventing employers from using such programs to discriminate against workers.
Some began their involvement with ASOs because they wanted to expand their social network, particularly among other people at risk for or living with HIV "and to also see what services we are seeking regarding health and wellness, you know, (such as) the men who have sex with men study".
SuperBetter is a family of interfaces including a browser-based game, an online forum, and a companion mobile application that collectively seek to "gamify" resilience, wellness, motivation, and mental health.
In Chicago, city employees are more likely than average to suffer from significant chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension and asthma, according to city budget documents, prompting officials to seek proposals for a wellness program to cut the costs of employees' health care.
