Who we are
We thrive at the intersection of health, green living, and conscious commerce.
We’re committed to supporting lasting solutions that make people healthier, support the environment, and spread money to people acting responsibly and ethically.
BE WELL
Health
The medical system is broken and the incentives are not aligned with the real goal of keeping people healthy. That’s a terrible ethical trap and we’re not having it. Vitality and health come from a natural lifestyle and better daily decisions. They come from clean food, and individualized care from functionally oriented practitioners. We support people who are driving the conversation in the right direction.
LIVE WELL
ECO
This planet is our home and we’re dangerously close to breaking things that exist in a delicate harmony. We support companies that are taking a stand for the environment and doing their share. We know that rain forests, tree canopies, and organic farming are the best ways to sequester carbon from the atmosphere and give us a future. We’re all in on this and support companies who’re part of the solution.
DO WELL
Good Money
We vote with our money. Every cent you spend is a vote for the people who’ve received it. Are they supporting your values in the world or are they hiring lobbyists to work against your best interest? It’s time to take it back. We work with companies that are making a positive impact. We feel like they deserve more money so they can grow, create more jobs, and bring good people with real values into the mix.



Our Mission
We are committed to helping people help themselves and, in turn, supporting their community and their world.
Our mission is to revolutionize commerce and create a vehicle for positive change by bringing attention to people who are doing good work in our communities.
Symbiosis
Symbiosis is the close interaction between species on our planet. Our concept of Symbiotic Capitalism stresses a form of commerce that supports the environment and people in need around the world. The goal is for us all to thrive together. This isn’t just a fairytale…it’s a reality we can all gather around within one generation.

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Blog
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Is Green Air Conditioning Possible, or Even Necessary?
August 25, 2020[easy-social-share buttons="facebook,twitter,pinterest,linkedin" counters=0 style="icon" template="metro-retina" fixedwidth_px="26" point_type="simple" url="https://well.org/conscious-consumers/is-green-air-conditioning-possible-or-even-necessary/" text="Is Green Air Conditioning Possible, or Even Necessary?"]Continue readingIf we’re not burning dirty fossil fuels ourselves, we hardly notice they’re happening. We’ve talked before about how much of our electricity is actually powered by fossil fuels (around 63%, at last count) and how easy it is to forget that when we talk about “saving power” in our homes, we’re still talking about carbon…
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The Battle for Renewable Energy Starts Much Smaller Than We Think
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The Easiest Time to Cancel Fossil Fuels is… Now
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Is Vertical Farming the Future of Sustainable Food Sourcing?


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Is Green Air Conditioning Possible, or Even Necessary?
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The Battle for Renewable Energy Starts Much Smaller Than We Think
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The Easiest Time to Cancel Fossil Fuels is… Now
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Learning the Lingo to Go Green
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Has Covid-19 Brought Us Closer to Renewable Energy?
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CBD: Healing without the High with Guest Leonard Leinow

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Coronavirus Persistence Breeds Immunity-Boosting Wave
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CBD: Healing without the High with Guest Leonard Leinow
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What You Need to Know About SSRIs and Your Gut Health
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Uncapping the Mystery of Customized Vitamins
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Shocking Over The Counter Vitamins for Leaky Gut
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Best 5 Ayurvedic Herbs For Acne That Really Work


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Is Green Air Conditioning Possible, or Even Necessary?
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The Battle for Renewable Energy Starts Much Smaller Than We Think
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Learning the Lingo to Go Green
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How We’re E-Wasting Ourselves Closer to a Climate Crisis
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Prison Labor Helps Keep Wages Low on the Outside
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They Just Don’t Make Them Like They Used To

