The Health Crisis We're Ignoring
Why relationships matter more than you think - discover how the quality of our relationships directly impacts health outcomes and why it's time to prioritize relational well-being.
96%
Relationship Prediction Accuracy
5:1
Magic Ratio for Relationship Success
15-17
Years Added to Life Expectancy
The Health Crisis We're Ignoring
When you think about health, what comes to mind? Eating right, hitting the gym, maybe mindfulness or sleep?
What if I told you that none of those might be as critical as the quality of your relationships?
Science is crystal clear: our closest relationships shape everything from our mental well-being to physical health. Harvard's 80-year study on human happiness, health and longevity backs this up, revealing that quality relationships are the single most important factor in living a long, happy life.
Yet, relational health barely makes it into the public health conversation. We hear endlessly about diet, exercise, and stress management, but what about the health of our relationships?
The Cost of Disconnection
Modern Isolation
Despite living in a hyper-connected world, people today feel lonelier, more isolated, and ironically, less connected than ever.
Health Impact
We're stressed, anxious, and sick — not just from diet and lifestyle, but from disconnection.
Relationship Science
Dr. John Gottman discovered the 'magic ratio' in relationships — five positive interactions for every negative one predicts relationship success with 96% accuracy.
Daily Practice
Long-term relationships don't thrive on occasional grand gestures — they thrive on the daily, often quiet, ways we show up and care for each other.
Building a Better World Through Relationships
The ripple effect of relational health is immense. When people thrive in their relationships, they experience lower stress, greater mental well-being, and improved physical health. These benefits extend beyond the couples — creating more resilient families, successful workplaces, and connected communities.
Beyond Personal Benefits
Relationships aren't just personal — they're the building blocks of society. If two people who love each other can't get along, how can we expect whole countries to work together?
Public Health Priority
Couples in healthy relationships live 15–17 years longer than those without them. The stakes couldn't be higher.
Cultural Transformation
Imagine a world where building secure relationships was a core part of what it means to live healthily.
Backed by Science & Experience
Our founders combine expertise in relationship psychology and technology to address the public health crisis of relationship breakdown.
Built on decades of research and personal experience, HoneyRoots transforms scientific findings into practical tools that strengthen relationships at scale.
Our mission extends beyond individual couples to impact community wellness, mental health outcomes, and social cohesion across society.
Reimagining Public Health
It's time to start seeing relational health as essential to public health. The science is crystal clear, and the tools are here. What's missing is the action to scale this solution and make relational health a global priority.
Core Health Component
Relational health should be as fundamental to public health as clean water, air, and mental health services
Professional Integration
Doctors, teachers, and policy-makers need to recognize and promote the necessity of human connection
Systemic Change
Building a future where people don't just live longer but live better — more connected to ourselves, each other, and the planet
The Call to Action
Whether you're a health advocate, a policy-maker, a partner, or someone just looking to make life better for yourself and others, you can help redefine what health means.
Together, we can create:
A New Health Paradigm
Where building secure relationships is a core part of what it means to live healthily
Stronger Communities
Through deeper understanding and connection between individuals and groups
Better Health Outcomes
By addressing the root causes of stress, loneliness, and disconnection
Lasting Change
Creating a foundation for healthier, happier, and more connected future generations
Join the Relationship Revolution
Let's stop treating relationships as an afterthought and start seeing them for what they are: the foundation for a healthier, happier, and more humane world.
If we want a future where people don't just live longer but live better — more connected to ourselves, each other, and the planet — let's make relational health the bedrock of public health.
