mindbodygreen

mindbodygreen: media, education, and supplements centered on wellness

mindbodygreen presents itself as a lifestyle media brand dedicated to inspiring a full life on mental, physical, spiritual, emotional, and environmental levels. Its activity combines publishing editorial content, producing podcasts, organizing events, and offering online education, along with a supplement shop.

Editorial content and podcast

The site organizes its content into four main areas—read, learn, listen, and shop—and publishes articles by contributors on health, movement, food, and beauty. Topics covered include sleep and brain function, CAC scans according to new cardiac guidelines, burnout, weight, and under-consumed nutrients. The podcast section includes episodes with specialists such as David Perlmutter, Rachele Pojednic, and Trisha Pasricha, and addresses issues such as longevity treatments, peptides, and brain health by age.

Digital issues

The brand publishes themed digital issues. One of them, Strong Women, focuses on recognizing women's physical and mental power and understanding their own bodies; another, Game On, explores the impact of sport on different facets of life. These issues bring together articles on training, strength, longevity, and sleep habits.

Courses and certifications

The education area offers online programs aimed at transforming your career path or deepening your knowledge of health, wellness, and nutrition. The platform states that it has more than 113,000 students and that the programs are taught by international experts, with access to an alumni network. The available courses are:

• peri/menopause+: course on perimenopause and menopause, with on-demand video lessons, 15 hours long, and self-paced; includes mindbodygreen peri/menopause+ certificate and the option to add Nutrition & Longevity+ at a discount.
• health coach certification+: training to earn the national health & wellness coach certification, with interactive online classes twice a week and a 20-week cohort; graduates are eligible for the NBHWC certification exam and it includes Nutrition & Longevity+ and peri/menopause+.
• nutrition & longevity+: course to become a mindbodygreen nutrition and longevity specialist, with on-demand video lessons, 33 hours long, and more than 660 pages of study material; grants the corresponding certification.

Faculty include professionals such as Mark Hyman, Caroline Leaf, Maya Feller, Taz Bhatia, Michael Breus, Jeffrey Bland, Jila Senemar, JJ Virgin, Amy Shah, Jaime Seeman, Darshi Shah, Darshan Shah, Anthony Youn, Uma Naidoo, Frank Lipman, William Cole, Wendy Troxel, Michelle Shapiro, Kelly LeVeque, Vonda Wright, and Vincent M. Pedre, assigned to the different programs.

Events

mindbodygreen hosts Revitalize, presented as its annual wellness event, which brings together experts, innovators, and creators around longevity, movement, mindset, and wellness. The website refers to the 2025 and 2026 editions.

Supplement shop

The brand's shop sells its own supplements and has accumulated more than one million orders, according to the site's information. The catalog shown includes:

• creatine with taurine+, $49, with 4.7 stars and 92% recommendation;
• ultimate multivitamin+, $70, with 4.7 stars and 91% recommendation;
• sleep magnesium+, $45, with 4.9 stars and 100% recommendation;
• grass-fed whey protein isolate+ with complete aminos, $69, with 4.7 stars and 94% recommendation;
• brain guard+, $99, with 4.3 stars and 80% recommendation.

The shop is organized into categories such as supplements, creatine, and clean coffee, and some products are presented as new arrivals or best sellers.

Newsletters and community

The brand distributes several newsletters: The Long Game, with health news and tips three times a week; Beauty Breakdown, monthly and focused on skin, hair, and body care; mbg moves, with tools and tips for workouts twice a month; The Digest, with daily wellness reads every morning, and Editor's Picks, with product selections from the editors. The website notes that it brings together more than one million subscribers.