Sober Curious Gen Z and Millennials Have Sparked the Next Health Trend | Dame Magazine
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Sober Curious Gen Z and Millennials Have Sparked the Next Health Trend | Dame Magazine
Throughout this week’s edition, a number of Gen Z trends are clear:
- IRL (in real life connections) are back.
- Health is a major focus. Fewer alcoholic drinks and healthier alternatives.
- Home ownership is becoming less important.
- 93% hope to have long-term relationships.
- Optimistic about the economy right now.
- Purchasing from sustainability-focused brand
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And if there’s no acceptable way to be the thing you are, then maybe you drink a little. Or a lot.
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