Forget Dr. Google, Americans are turning to artificial intelligence for their health needs.
According to a study of 2,000 adults in the US, just over a third (35%) already use it to learn and manage their health and health aspects.
The main uses for this technology include: to acquire knowledge in specific conditions or medical issues (31%), to help with foods and weekly recipes (25%), to learn about new exercise routines (23%), and about emotional or therapeutic support and advice (20%).
About a quarter of current users (24%) even use it to control health and health information from other sources, such as social media, health professionals and their friends.
Although relatively new, confidence in it is high enough, with 63%reliable for health information and guidance – marking more in this area than social media (43%) and impacts (41%), but lower than doctors (93%) and even friends (82%).
Americans also find that it is easier to ask specific questions to go to a search engine (31%) and that it is more accessible than talking to a health professional (27%).
The survey, which was conducted by Talker Research for the annual report of the Shoppe vitamin trend, found that 21% of users already use it specifically to find out about health and health trends.
Whether they use it or not, a large majority of Americans (73%) are interested in continuing with the latest health trends – and 68% believe that it will only become more integral in managing their health and health.
“As it becomes an increasingly powerful tool for health -conscious consumers, this year’s tendency report revealed other major innovations that are forming behavior in Wellness space,” said Muriel Gonzalez, president of Vitamin Shoppe. “These include NAD+ Boom for the longevity and health of cells, new applications for peptides in sports nutrition, and the growing demand for protein in functional foods and drinking in motion. search for wells. “
Regarding these trends, the survey found that 51% are more aware of peptides and their role in health, and 66% are actively trying to add more protein to their diet, compared to five years ago.
The results also revealed some startling advantages – sleep and the rest are the main focus of Americans on their daily Wellness routines (54%), even more than fitness and training (46%). And mental and emotional health marked higher than weight management and weight loss (42% vs 38%).
Although 75%are concerned about aging and its impact on their health – that is, interest in innovations like Nad+ and Peptides, according to Gonzalez – more Americans are embracing it with grace, finding peace with aging (44%) against its fighting to stay young (21%).
According to the survey, vitamins and supplements remain known to most Americans, with 69% currently receiving them.
Increasing alternative distribution methods such as liquids, gummies and chews is making it easier to take additions, according to 34% of respondents.
“This year’s survey points out that most people are interested in improving energy levels, supporting immunity and cognitive function, among a series of health purposes,” noted Sarah Jamison, MD, a member of the Wellness Council of Vitamin Shoppe. “All of these begin with a balanced diet of dense nutrient foods and healthy habits such as adequate sleep, involvement in regular exercises, and practicing stress reduction. These efforts are amplified when we address the gaps that many people have in their daily intake of the ideal levels of nutrients. Supporting general well -being as well as achieving specific health goals. “
Survey Methodology:
Talker’s research surveyed 2,000 general American populations; The survey was ordered by Vitamina Shoppe and was administered and carried out online by Talker Research between May 16 and 22 May 2025.
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