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🧘‍♀️ 1. What is Wellness and Wisdom all about?

Wellness and Wisdom is a modern lifestyle blog dedicated to helping readers live more mindfully.
We share content on mental wellness, emotional balance, self-growth, nutrition, fitness, mindfulness, and digital well-being — all aimed at helping you create a healthier and more intentional life.

🌿 2. Who writes the content on this blog?

All articles are written and curated by Vansh Dutta and a small team of wellness-focused writers.
Each post is researched, fact-checked, and inspired by real-life experience, science-backed studies, and holistic wellness practices.

🧠 3. Is the information on this blog medically verified?

While we include credible health and wellness insights, our content is for educational and informational purposes only.
We recommend consulting a licensed healthcare professional before making any changes to your diet, exercise, or lifestyle routines.

🪷 4. How often do you publish new blogs?

We usually post 2–3 new articles per week on trending topics related to mindfulness, personal development, and wellness innovations.
You can subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated whenever a new post goes live.

🌼 5. Can I contribute or write a guest post for your blog?

Yes! We welcome thoughtful guest posts from wellness writers, therapists, coaches, and enthusiasts.
Your article must be original, plagiarism-free, and aligned with our values of authenticity, positivity, and mindful living.
To submit, email us at: [your email address]

💻 6. Do you collaborate with wellness or lifestyle brands?

Absolutely. We collaborate with ethical and wellness-oriented brands that align with our mission of promoting balance, mindfulness, and holistic well-being.
If you’d like to partner, please reach out via our Contact Page or email.

🔒 7. How do you protect reader data?

We take privacy seriously.
We only collect minimal data (like email for subscriptions) and never sell or share it with third parties.
For more information, read our Privacy Policy.

🌞 8. Can I share your articles on my website or social media?

Yes, you’re welcome to share our articles by linking back to the original post.
However, copying or reposting full articles without permission violates our copyright policy.

🕊️ 9. Do you offer personalized wellness advice or coaching?

Not currently. Our content is meant to inform and inspire, not replace professional consultation.
However, we may introduce personalized content, e-books, or coaching in the future — stay tuned via our newsletter.

📩 10. How can I contact the Wellness and Wisdom team?

You can reach us through our Wellness and Wisdom 
or email directly at: [VanshDutta526@gmail.com]

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