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2022 sparked a new era for wellness. Magic mushrooms, supplements for kids, and 3 other trends will continue to shape the industry in 2023 and beyond.

Allana AkhtarDec 29, 2022, 16:41 IST

Interest in psychedelic and "functional" mushrooms hit an all-time high in 2022.Arterra/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

Google revealed to Insider the wellness trends that saw the highest search interest in 2022.
Interest in shrooms, supplements, and non-alcoholic drinks hit an all-time high this year.

Interest in mushrooms — both psychedelic and functional — hit all-time highs in 2022.

Reishi mushrooms.9770880_224/Getty Images

More people looked for natural alternatives for haircare as new studies exposed potentially hazardous chemicals in cosmetics.

Dove and TRESemmé recalled dry shampoos this year after finding trace amounts of a potentially cancerous chemical.Kristin Ess Facebook

The sober curious movement continued to pick up steam, as interest in booze-free drink alternatives peaked this year.

Google searches for "non-alcoholic beer" reached an all-time high in the US in 2022.Athletic Brewing

The dietary supplement market continues to expand post-pandemic — even as federal regulation lags behind.

Interest in dietary supplements continues to grow following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.Hollis Johnson/Insider

More parents are interested in giving their kids dietary supplements.

Interest in "ADHD supplements for kids" doubled in 2022.Hollis Johnson/Business Insider

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