Over the past few years wellness trends have grown in popularity – from yoga and meditation to gut-friendly foods.
And while being invested in looking after our physical and mental health is a good thing, experts have questioned if the fixation and constant bombardment of self-improvement actually makes us happy.
Life coach and NLP practitioner Rob Brennan told FEMAIL: ‘The trend of wanting more, wanting to be happier, wanting to look perfect and to have the perfect life, is ironically creating deep rooted unhappiness and discontent.’
And from cutting out food groups to eat ‘cleanly’ to tucking into protein bars,