Bringing health and wellness in Islam


Malaysia’s wealth of biodiversity could be turned into natural and traditional medicines, giving us an advantage in the Islamic wellness industry.

ACCORDING to the 2016 Global Wellness Economy Monitor, the wellness industry grew 10.6% (from US$3.36 trillion to US$3.72 trillion, or RM14.41 trillion to RM15.95 trillion) for the period between 2013 and 2015, even when the global economy shrank by 3.6%.

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