All Of Me Wellness launches as a new hub for women’s health

All Of Me Wellness launched today as a women-focused resource and community platform centered on vetted health information, lived experiences and supportive storytelling. The company says the launch is meant to give women a single place to find answers about pain and wellness that are often dismissed or hard to access.

Why it matters: - All Of Me Wellness aims to give women one place to find trusted information, community support and wellness resources instead of piecing together answers on their own. - The launch targets chronic pain, menopause, PCOS and other issues that are often minimized or underexplained. - The company is also building wellness products, signaling a broader business around both content and consumer health.

What happened: - All Of Me Wellness officially launched today as a women’s health resource hub and community. - The platform was founded by consumer advocate Jennifer Banmiller and co-founder Annie Jacoby. - The company is live at allofmewellness.co. - The launch includes a social presence on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.

The details: - All Of Me Wellness includes vetted, expert-backed articles, podcasts and educational resources. - The platform features a story-sharing area where women can read and share personal experiences. - A dedicated “Share Your Story” feature is part of the site. - The All Of Me Podcast is designed for users who prefer audio over reading. - The company says the content will keep expanding as new questions, research and conversations emerge. - The platform also centers on a community built to listen rather than dismiss. - Banmiller said the brand name reflects the idea that wellness is about caring for all of a person, not fixing just one issue. - The company is developing a wellness product line starting with Tender Mercy, a topical relief cream built through dozens of formulations.

Between the lines: - The launch comes as women’s pain remains under-researched and underfunded. - Harvard Health has reported that 70% of people living with chronic pain are women, while historically 80% of pain research has used men or male animals. - Banmiller’s background in the product and drug recall industry shapes the platform’s consumer-advocacy approach. - Jacoby’s experience with long-term pain from a defective medical product gives the company a more personal mission than a typical wellness brand. - The focus on resources, stories and community suggests the products are meant to support the platform, not define it.

What’s next: - All Of Me Wellness plans to keep adding content as women’s health questions and research evolve. - Tender Mercy is the first product in the company’s growing wellness lineup. - The company is positioning the platform to grow as both a media resource and a consumer brand.

The bottom line: - All Of Me Wellness is trying to fill a gap women’s health has long had: one trusted place for information, lived experience and support.