According to a 2024 study from Hims, nearly half of Americans prioritize their health over wealth, with 47% favoring a healthier 2025. Here are some of the most notable headlines from the study:
- 35% of Americans Would Rather Lose 10 Pounds Than Be Debt Free: With 75% of Americans thinking about their weight daily, losing weight has become more important than financial debt for many. A shocking 35% would prefer to shed 10 pounds over achieving a debt-free status.
- One-Third of Married Adults Consider Monogamy Optional: The concept of being ‘monogam-ish’ is on the rise, with 1 in 3 Americans reporting occasional non-monogamous behaviors, including 32% of married couples.
- Gen Z Men Lead the Telehealth Revolution: A significant 78% of Gen Z men use telehealth services, particularly for mental health prescriptions.
- 83% of Us Are Not at Our Ideal Weight: Only 17% of Americans feel they are at their ideal weight, with an average desired weight loss of 42 pounds, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction with personal weight.
- 41% of Gen Z Women Prefer TikTok to Sex: While many would prioritize sex over social media, 41% of younger women find TikTok more appealing than their sex lives.
- Two-Thirds of Gen Z and Millennial Men Think Hair Loss is a Midlife Problem: Misconceptions persist about male pattern baldness, which can affect younger men earlier than expected.
- 63% of Americans Who Lose Weight Regain It Within a Year: A staggering majority of those who lose weight face challenges in maintaining their new weight, indicating the difficulties of sustained lifestyle changes.
- mental health Education is Gaining Ground: A call is growing for mental health to be included in educational curricula as 90% of parents believe it should be taught in schools.
- 51% of Parents Still Support Adult Children: Over half of parents report financially supporting their adult kids, adding stress to parental responsibilities.
- Women Want More Sleep, Men Want More Romance: The quest for balance in relationships highlights a gender difference in prioritizing intimacy and rest.
This study paints a picture of modern American values, shifting away from traditional norms towards health, mental well-being, and evolving social dynamics. As we embark on 2025, these insights may help shape our understanding of societal changes.
Source: KX News
