Survey Finds Most Americans Prioritize Feeling Good Over Looking Good

Three out of four people are now prioritizing feeling good on the inside, according to a survey of 2,000 individuals. The study revealed that 77% of respondents prioritize inner well-being over outward appearance. In 2025, 30% of participants have adopted a more mindful health approach, focusing on bodily cues, mental processes, and emotional responses. The research, conducted by Talker Research for Metagenics, also found that over a quarter of respondents have started taking their inner health seriously in the past year. Popular daily wellness acts include prioritizing sleep, eating nourishing meals, and engaging in activities that feel good. (Talkerresearch)