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Married to weight gain? New research shows a shocking link between marriage and excess pounds.
A team from the National Institute of Cardiology in Warsaw, Poland, found that the connection of the knot can, in fact, make you overweight or overweight – but it’s not the same for men and women.
For men, marriage triples the risk of being overweight – and increases the risk of being overweight by 62%.
In contrast, marital status had no impact on the risk of being overweight for women, but it increased the risk of being overweight by 39%.
The team also revealed that every year at age increased the risk of weight gain in both sexes.
The US has the highest levels of overweight among high -income countries, with about 42% of men and 46% of women considered thick in 2021.
Obesity increases the risk of type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and some cancers. There were 172 million thick and overweight adults over 25 in the SH.BA in 2021 – 214 million were expected by 2050.
In this last round of research, the study authors analyzed data from 2,405 people (approximately half of women, half of men), with an average age of 50. 35.3% were normal, 38.3% were overweight and 26.4% were thick.
While equating the equation with the pound packaging for both sexes, a stronger bond between marriage and overweight was found, with married men 3.2 times more likely to develop overweight than Bachelor.
The authors of the study did not find any significant differences in overweight between married and unmarried women; They attribute this discrepancy to gender attitudes towards being overweight to men towards women.
This information echoes the findings of a previous study which found that men are more likely than women to gain weight after marriage.
That study, published in the journal Economyics & Human Biology, especially found that hacked taking had a significant positive effect on the body mass index (BMI) among men within the first five years to say “I do”.
Experts noticed that this blow to BMI came as the men tend to eat more and exercise less as their marriage continued.
Previous research has found that married individuals tend to have significantly higher BMI than singular, finding that more satisfied someone is in their intimate relationships, the more likely they are to become thick – a phenomenon commonly called “happy fat”.
In terms of age as an independent risk factor, the latest study found that each year of age raising increased the risk of being overweight and the risk of being overweight in both sexes.
Further, the study found that women living in communities with less than 8,000 people had 46% more likely to live with overweight and 42% more likely to be overweight. Meanwhile, in men, this living situation did not increase the risk of any situation.
The research team is eager to explore social, psychological and environmental factors that affect weight gain in women compared to men.
“Age and marital status have an undeniable impact on living with overweight or overweight at adulthood, regardless of sex,” the study authors said.
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