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The sector has attracted dozens of new players over the years trying to cash in on the boom.
of new players over the years trying to cash in on the boom.
I was paying in some cash in at the bank - we’d done quite well on merchandising. Next to
I was paying in some cash in at the bank - we’d done quite well on merchandising. Next to
It's a dramatization of a wellness influencer who lied about having terminal brain cancer and she claimed that she had cured herself through alternative therapies. That got us thinking about the wellness industry. So on this episode we're gonna peer behind the curtain to find out what it's all about. Are terms like self-care and wellness just sexier ways of saying health? And are people using those terms to sell us things that we don't really need? We're gonna find out. Plus we're gonna tell you how you can identify online wellness scams. I'm William Lee Adams and this is What in the World from the BBC World Service. I'm in the studio with Jackie Wakefield. She's a reporter with our global disinformation unit. Jackie hi. Hey. So before we dive into online wellness scams, and there are a lot of them, I'm hoping we can look at the big picture. How big is the global wellness industry? So the global wellness industry is massive. It's bigger than the pharmaceutical industry. It's worth 6.3 trillion dollars worldwide and it's growing year-on-year with more and more people jumping on the trend trying to cash in. So I can picture what the profile of a fitness influencer might look like. Abs for days, spandex, exercise routines. But what does the profile of a wellness influencer look like? It's really tough because I think this changes year-on-year depending on the trends. But I think typically the profile is normally women, normally younger, normally looking quite thin, fit, have some form of aspirational life that followers might want to copy or get part of that magic that they seem to have.
it's growing year on year with more and more people jumping on the trend, trying to cash in.
Also, there's some cash in here.
Also, there's some cash in here.
This is obviously not financial advice, but if someone invested 95% of their cash in hyper-conservative assets and the other 5% in risky but rewarding ones, that would be a barbell approach.
but if someone invested 95% of their cash in hyper-conservative assets and the other 5% in risky but rewarding ones, that would be a barbell approach.
Somebody I know better be dead and/or leaving me a ton of cash in their van.
Somebody I know better be dead and or leaving me a ton of cash in their rear.
and he's all fucking happy, he wants to cash in, liquidate, take his fucking money,
So if you've got a client who bought stock at 8 and now sits at 16, and he's all fucking happy, he wants to cash in, liquidate, take his fucking money and run home, you don't let him do that.
Eastern Time on Sunday, futures open, and essentially you'll have access all the way until the end of the day, Friday, with, again, that daily maintenance from 5 to 6 p.m., where if you do not have the required cash in an account, many brokers will require you to exit positions by the end of the day.
and essentially you'll have access all the way until the end of the day Friday with again that daily maintenance from 5: 00 to 6: 00 PM where if you do not have the required cash in an account many brokers will require you to exit positions by the end of the day.
You gave me your iPod and the cash in your pockets and a USA today,
And the cash in your pockets.
I hadn't had that much fun and cash in my bra.
I hadn't had that much fun and cash in my bra,