The health and wellness sector is buzzing with investment activity this week, with startups across supplements, AI health tech, diagnostics, beverages, and fitness raising over $400 million combined.
Bioavailable supplement brand Cymbiotika led the charge, closing a $25 million funding round to expand its premium nutrition offerings. AI-powered health companion Bevel Health followed with $10 million, signaling continued investor confidence in digital wellness solutions.
Meanwhile, Prenetics, the parent company of IM8 Health, secured a massive $48 million to boost its global presence in personalized healthcare. Longevity-focused startup Generation Lab raised $11 million for diagnostic innovations, while Blueprint Longevity, led by tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, topped the longevity category with a $60 million raise.
Functional beverage brand Recess scored $30 million to expand its range of mood-boosting drinks. Graymatter Co., a nootropic drink startup, brought in $1.3 million for its brain-enhancing mix. Even snacks made headlines—Cobs Popcorn, with support from tennis star Novak Djokovic, popped $5 million, and The Fruitist Co. secured a staggering $150 million for healthier snacking innovations.
In the fitness tech space, SweatPals, a social fitness platform, raised $12 million to scale its community-driven model. Lastly, probiotic soda maker Cove Soda landed $15 million, reflecting growing consumer demand for gut-friendly beverages.
From bioavailable supplements to longevity diagnostics and functional drinks, investors are betting big on the future of holistic health. As wellness increasingly blends science, community, and convenience, these fundings mark a new era in the global health economy.
