LOS ANGELES – Make Time Wellness, the rapidly growing women's brain health supplement line founded by Emma Heming Willis, today announced two milestones that further its mission to get the world thinking seriously about women’s brain health. Scientific advisor Nicole Beurkens, PhD, will join the QVC family on Friday, September 25, continuing the conversation around the importance of prioritizing brain health with science-backed wellness solutions. Less than a week later, Make Time Wellness will broaden its retail footprint as its products hit Meijer shelves on October 1.
The milestones build on Make Time Wellness’s Target debut earlier this year and reflect the brand’s growing retail presence and commitment to making conversations, education, and resources around women’s brain health easier to access wherever women already shop, learn, and engage.
“Supporting cognitive function, mood, and overall brain resilience is essential at every stage of life. By bringing both education and science-backed solutions to more women through QVC and retailers nationwide, we’re helping make brain health a more accessible part of everyday wellness,” said Dr. Nicole.
During the QVC Over 50 & Fabulous presentation, viewers will be reintroduced to Make Time Wellness’s line of products, specifically the brand's hero product, Make Time for Brain, Body & Beauty. Dr. Nicole will provide viewers with the science behind the products, and answer questions through anecdotes from her clinical experiences.
Make Time Wellness will bring two of its products to Meijer shelves: Make Time for NAD+ & Rhodiola and Brain, Body & Beauty 14-Day Stick Packs. This is the first time the Stick Packs will be available at a national retailer beyond Target, where the product originally launched exclusively earlier this year, further broadening access to Make Time Wellness’s growing portfolio.
“We started this movement because women’s brain health wasn’t part of the everyday wellness conversation,” said Emma Heming Willis. “Now we’re putting that conversation in front of women on QVC and putting the products on shelves where they shop.”
Beyond its product and educational efforts, Make Time Wellness is committed to advancing brain health through its philanthropic initiatives. The brand donates five percent of all proceeds to organizations working to advance brain health research, education, awareness, and caregiver support, including the Emma & Bruce Willis Fund, which supports efforts to combat frontotemporal dementia, and Hilarity for Charity, a non-profit dedicated to assisting families impacted by Alzheimer's and advancing brain health education.
