Why Weight Loss Shouldn’t Be the Only Measure of Health
- Maja Kazazic
- 4 days ago
- 1 min read

We’ve been told that health = weight loss. But the truth is, true health goes far beyond a number on the scale.
In Hungry for More, I challenge the outdated obsession with weight loss and focus on a holistic approach to well-being.
Why Weight Alone Isn’t a Reliable Health Indicator
⚖️ Weight Fluctuates Daily—Water retention, muscle gain, and hormones impact numbers.
💓 Thin Doesn’t Always Mean Healthy—Someone with a “normal” BMI may still be unhealthy.
🥗 Healthy Habits Matter More Than Size—Nutrition, sleep, stress, and movement play bigger roles.
🧠 Mental Health is Part of the Equation—Body image and stress affect well-being.
A Better Way to Measure Progress
✔️ How Do You Feel?—Energy levels, digestion, mood, and sleep tell more than weight.
✔️ What Are Your Habits?—Focus on consistency, not numbers.
✔️ Are You Nourishing Your Body?—Eat whole, balanced meals—not diet foods.
✔️ Celebrate Non-Scale Victories—Stronger workouts, better sleep, less stress.
Final Thoughts: Health is About More Than a Number
Instead of focusing only on weight, let’s prioritize overall well-being.
💡 I love shifting this conversation—let’s bring this empowering message to your organization or event!
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