Dr. Monisha Bhanote Featured in sHealed: Women’s Healing & Longevity Following Cannes Premiere | Now Streaming on Amazon

 
Dr Bhanote in a green dress at the Cannes Film Festival.

“Longevity begins at the cellular level.”

-Dr. Monisha Bhanote, MD

 

Dr. Monisha Bhanote Featured in sHealed by Lolli Productions — Now Streaming on Amazon

Dr. Bhanote and friends at the Cannes Film Festival

SHEALED CANNES PREMIERE

Fresh from Cannes, quintuple board certified Dr. Monisha Bhanote joins a global collective of visionary voices featured in sHealed, the cinematic documentary series by Lolli Productions exploring the evolution of women’s health, healing, resilience, and self-reclamation. Appearing in Episodes 2, 3, and 4, Dr. Bhanote brings an elevated and deeply human perspective to the conversation—one that blends modern science, longevity medicine, nervous system health, and intentional living into a new vision of wellbeing for women around the world.

Known for her work in integrative pathology, plant-based gut health, and cellular longevity, Dr. Bhanote’s presence in sHealed reflects a growing cultural shift toward wellness that is both evidence-based and deeply personal. Her segments explore the connection between chronic stress, inflammation, the nervous system, and the quiet ways modern life disconnects women from their biology. Through her signature #CellCare philosophy, she offers a powerful reminder that healing is not found in extremes, but in the rituals, environments, nourishment, and moments that shape us daily.

Dr. Monisha Bhanote and friends at the sHealed Premiere.

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“Women are being called back to themselves,” says Dr. Bhanote. “Not through perfection or performance, but through awareness, restoration, and the understanding that longevity begins at the cellular level.” In collaboration with Lolli Productions, sHealed captures these conversations through a lens that feels both intimate and globally relevant—inviting audiences into a more intentional dialogue around health, healing, and the future of women’s wellbeing.

Click here to watch sHealed now streaming on Amazon. 





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