A recent study revealed that married people enjoy a better health status compared to single and divorced people, even if their married life is not without problems and obstacles.
According to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, married people enjoy better health, because they are less likely to develop high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes, regardless of the extent of harmony in the marital relationship.
The study was conducted by researchers at the Universities of Ottawa and Carleton in Canada, along with others from the University of Luxembourg, through health data studies of thousands of people.
The study showed that when spouses work together at the same time, they increase income and become more able to eat healthy food.
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The study included data from 3,300 adults between the ages of 50 and 89, after obtaining information from the English “ELSA” platform specialized in aging.
The data includes information about the sample members, and whether they are married or related to someone, so it appears that 79 percent of them lived with another person.
The results showed that the people who are related; That is, whether those who are married or those who live with another partner at home without marriage, they were less likely to have high blood sugar by 21 percent compared to people who are single.
One of the surprises of the study is that even people living in an “inconsistent” or “unhappy” marriage were better off than singles and divorced people, in terms of health.
The study alerted that people who separated from life partners also became more likely to develop high blood sugar.
The researcher at the Canadian University of Ottawa, Katherine Ford, said that the study revealed the extent to which emotional relationships affect health, because the loss of a partner, for example, may have harmful health consequences.
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