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🍍 What is Wellwith?
Wellwith makes it easy to find and share healthy resources and turn them into action! Instead of frantic social media feeds, it's a space for thoughtfully curated content from people and brands you care about. We're new! So to keep things simple, we're zooming in on one practice that benefits several dimensions of well-being: plant-based eating. To start, note which categories below matter most to you...👇
From Brassi: "Brassi is on a mission to provide you with good food that makes you feel great. We promise to always be transparent with our ingredients-- adding no refined sugars, artificial or “natural” flavors, colors, dyes, waxes, or preservatives. At Brassi, we also honor the health of our planet. We promise to act as stewards to the earth, with sustainability as a priority in everything we do. We provide plant-based foods, with mindful sourcing and packaging made out of recycled materials."
From Wellwith: To amplify those efforts, we're making it easy for the Brassi community to enjoy plant-based eating beyond cauli oats! Explore how plant-based eating benefits the categories you care about by expanding the drop-downs below, or keep scrolling for Brassi's curated resources...
💪 Physical Health
A diet based around plants can help prevent a variety of diseases and promote good health throughout our lives. For athletes, plant-based eating can boost performance and speed recovery.
🧠 Mental Health
Plant-based eating appears to influence mental health positively and has been correlated with fewer symptoms of depression, anxiety, stress, and mood disturbance. It may also help prevent Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
🌎 Outdoors
Though the connection isn't obvious, the way we currently raise animals for food is devastating our planet. For most people, reducing meat and dairy consumption is the most effective way to reduce our ecological footprint.
🐶 Animals
Eating more plant-based meals lowers demand for meat, dairy and eggs, which dramatically reduces animal suffering on factory farms around the world. As Lyn White puts it, "Since we can lead healthy, happy, fulfilling lives without harming those who share this world with us, why wouldn't we?"
😋 Enjoying Food
💵 Saving Money
Contrary to popular belief, plant-based eating doesn't have to be expensive! Staples like beans and grains are some of the least expensive foods around, and frozen produce is cheaper and just as healthy as fresh! Resources like Plant-Based on a Budget make affordable plant-based eating easier than ever, and studies like this one show how significant the savings can be.
🥬 Brassi's Plant-Based Eating Resources
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Benefits key
🧠 = Mental Health 💪 = Physical Health 🙏 = Spiritual Health 🐶 = Animals 🌎 = Outdoors 💵 = Saving Money 🕐 = Saving Time 😋 = Enjoying Food
Resource Type key
🍏 = Action 📰 = Article 📱 = App 💻 = Website 🎧 = Podcast 📚 = Book ▶️ = Video 🍿 = Documentary
Resources
| Benefits | Resource Type + Name |
|---|---|
💪🧠😋💵 | The Beginner’s Guide to a Plant-Based Diet |
💪🧠 | The Power of a Plant-Based Diet for Good Health |
💪🧠😋 | Oats and Nutrition: The Latest Research (NutritionFacts.org) |
💪🧠😋 | Cruciferous Vegetables: The Latest Research (NutritionFacts.org) |
💵🕐😋💪 | Plant-Based on a Budget |
💵🕐😋 | Budget Bytes |
😋🕐💵💪 | Minimalist Baker |
💪🧠😋 | NutritionFacts.org |
💪🧠😋 | Vegan Starter Kit |
💪🧠😋🐶 | 21-Day Vegan Kickstart |
💪🧠😋🌎 | Forks Over Knives [Film] |
💪🧠😋🌎 | The Game Changers |
💬 More Categories Coming Soon!
🔭 In addition to plant-based eating, we plan to support content curation for other practices moving forward, including sleep, meditation, and yoga. Have ideas for how to do so without overcomplicating things? We'd love to hear from you, here!
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Well-being dimensions
The well-being wheel is a great way to think through the dimensions of well-being:
💪 Physical
The role that you take in maintaining your body for strength, vitality and energy.
🧠 Emotional / Mental
Being aware and managing your feelings, being at peace with who you are, and having the tools you need to weather life's ups and downs.
🌎 Environmental
Reflects the impact your environment (home, school, city, planet) has on you and the impact you have on the environment.
💵 Financial
Your relationship with money and skills for managing resources, as well as your ability to make good consumer choices and seek out appropriate financial opportunities.
🏗️ Occupational
The work you choose to do and how it contributes to your community and fulfills you.
👋 Social
How you choose to define and connect with your community and the people around you.
💭 Intellectual
Feeling stimulated and engaged with learning and staying open to new ideas and perspectives.
🙏 Spiritual
Your understanding of your place and purpose, how you make meaning of what happens to you, and what your mind goes to for comfort or relief.
Wellwith v1.0
🔭 In addition to plant-based eating, we plan to support content curation for other practices moving forward, including sleep, meditation, and yoga. Have ideas for how to do so without overcomplicating things? We'd love to hear from you, here!
Wabi-sabi
🍵 Wabi-sabi is one of our company values. It helps us embrace the imperfections in our well-being and sustainability journeys and in the work we're doing as we create Wellwith.
Click here for a great description of the concept and how it can apply to work and websites, from Simon Sinek:
"Wabi sabi is a Japanese design concept. It means beauty in that which is temporary or imperfect. Things that come off of an assembly line, for example, are perfect, but things made by hand, like the glaze on a Japanese ceramic bowl, are imperfect. It is their imperfections that give them their beauty.
The same is true for people. It is the combination of all of our imperfections that make us vulnerable and beautiful.
We love the idea of wabi sabi as a metaphor for the work we do. Our work centers around this idea of life as a journey. That we are all working to become better versions of ourselves. The idea of a “work in progress” is also the strategy for our website.
You’ll see little things that are imperfect—the size of images next to each other, for example, or the hand drawn elements. We wanted our site to reflect the journey of constant improvement we are all on—as leaders, as organizations and as individuals. We believe that it is the imperfections that make it feel human, and beautiful."