Happy ever after

One new study showed , happily married people have lower blood pressures compare to single or unhappily married people.

https://www.abc4.com/mostpopular/story.aspx?content_id=cc1656 c4-e7f9-438e-9c66-f97e3c555143

Debate is :

Is marriage make people healthy or healthy people tend to get married and live happily ?

happily married, at times, sounds like such an oxymoron 😆

no hard and fast rule dewey. i really don't believe in such researches. there r so many ifs and buts associated with their experiments.

Originally posted by: Morning_Dew

One new study showed , happily married people have lower blood pressures compare to single or unhappily married people.

https://www.abc4.com/mostpopular/story.aspx?content_id=cc1656 c4-e7f9-438e-9c66-f97e3c555143

Debate is :

Is marriage make people healthy or healthy people tend to get married and live happily ?

Men never worry until he get married.............Women worried till she get married.............sooo 50-50 chance only.......😳

Originally posted by: Morning_Dew

One new study showed , happily married people have lower blood pressures compare to single or unhappily married people.

https://www.abc4.com/mostpopular/story.aspx?content_id=cc1656 c4-e7f9-438e-9c66-f97e3c555143

Debate is :

Is marriage make people healthy or healthy people tend to get married and live happily ?

Aap ek lambe arsay tak ghayab rehti hain, phir ek saath debate topics ka ambaar laga deti hain. Mujhe kuch shaque ho raha hai 😉😆

I couldn't open the link, but I read the report in our local newspaper and one very crucial observation was that only people who had happy marriages led healthy lives. If you were in an unhappy marriage then you stood to lose out as much as single people were supposed to.

I have a problem with the premise of the research. I am sure many of us will testify to knowing people who have very happy marriages, yet one or both partners suffer from health problems. And I am not just talking about those who are elderly.

Secondly, I think a survey like this probably holds more ground in countries where people leave home as soon as they turn 18. Loneliness, not having family support, peer pressure, work pressure - they all take their toll on a person's health. Being in a marriage, or even a relationship can alleviate some of those symptoms, but then so can being part of a lively, happy family. 😊

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