More young S’poreans seeking recovery treatments at longevity-related wellness centres and clinics
These establishments noted that young customers are keen to prioritise muscle recovery and cognitive well-being.
In Singapore, young people are increasingly turning to wellness centres and clinics that promote longevity, according to recent reports. One such centre, House Longevity, has seen a surge in young clients seeking recovery treatments such as saunas, cold plunges, magnesium salt baths, and red light therapy. House Longevity's co-founder, Chew Zhi Wei, attributes this trend to a growing desire among young professionals for muscle recovery and cognitive well-being.
The centre's brand manager, Lukas Kok, notes that affordability and the non-invasive nature of these treatments are key factors attracting clients. Experts suggest that younger people's exposure to the concept of "healthy longevity" on social media, combined with increased knowledge about their health, is driving this trend. With proper sleep, diet, exercise, and social connectedness, these treatments can be seen as complementary measures in the pursuit of longevity.
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