inc.com
With the Brooklyn-based Kin, 35-year-old Batchelor is aiming to create a new category she calls "euphorics" and, in the process, to bring the wellness trend into the bar scene. Her timing is smart: Nearly half of regular wine drinkers, including two-thirds of Millennials, say they're trying to drink less alcohol, mostly for health reasons, accordin... See more
Brit Morse • inc.com
Wider adoption of products like Kin may still be limited, as some of its ingredients, known as adaptogens, haven't been studied much by the medical profession. While ingredients like *Rhodiola rosea* have been proved to reduce cortisol, which is known to relieve stress and work as a sleep aid, others, such as GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid), a neuro... See more