Adulterous relationship may prevent obesity

It has been revealed that people who are married are twice as likely to be obese than their un-wed counterparts, which is supposedly due to spouses 'letting themselves go' in the hum-drum of every-day life.

Those who take an extra-marital lover, however, may be at a lower risk of becoming obese as they would be more inclined to keep in tip-top condition for their secret bedroom buddy.

Entitled "Entry into romantic partnership leads to obesity", the study could be seen as a validation to those who are playing away from home.

However, weight loss can also act as an indicator that a partner is having an extra-marital affair, the Calgary Herald reports.

Dr Arya Sharma, scientific director of the Canadian Obesity Network, told the news provider that weight can lead to "People [being] accused of having extramarital affairs, or trying to break out of the relationship, There's all kinds of strange dynamics that happen to these relationships."

So although a bit of nookie with a secret affair may keep the pounds off, but if they are already on, adulterers should probably think about making up an excuse for any weight loss that may come about.

Posted by Maggie Sinclair

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