A new Herbalife survey reveals that four in five consumers across Asia Pacific now consider holistic health very or extremely important, with 74% saying it matters more than three years ago. The Herbalife APAC Wellness Culture Survey 2026, which polled over 10,000 respondents in 11 markets including Australia, Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan region, Thailand and Vietnam, found that 44% want to improve sleep quality, 38% seek better mental wellbeing and stress management, 31% aim to enhance nutrition quality, and 30% focus on weight management. Top factors driving the trend include aging at 46%, personal health scares at 42%, growing awareness of wellness trends at 32%, and a desire to invest in long-term health at 31%. Around 58% of respondents increased both the variety and frequency of wellness activities compared to three years ago, with regular exercise, healthier food choices, improved sleep habits, and supplement use among the most common practices. Despite this progress, only two in five say their current physical, mental and emotional health is better than three years ago, citing lack of time and motivation as key challenges, while many look to family, friends, and social media for greater support.
Herbalife Nutrition LtdSurvey shows strong and growing consumer prioritization of holistic health in Asia Pacific, directly boosting demand for Herbalife's nutrition and wellness products.