We know the theory that when you're happily loved-up in a relationship you may see the odd bit of weight gain after swapping workouts for cuddles on the couch. But science has backed this assumption ...

Wedded 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 tying the knot can ...

IT’S not uncommon to get comfortable in a relationship and maybe gain some weight, wear less makeup or even switch up your ...

March 13, 2025 – Marriage has long been linked to better ... While researchers are still trying to figure out how to help people lose weight and keep it off, most agree on a few things ...

IT’S a Wednesday evening and your partner suggests a takeaway from your favourite pizzeria up the road and a film in bed. ...

Are you wedded to weight gain? No matter as bizarre as it sounds, it might be true. Marriage and weight gain seems to have a link, according to a new study by a team from the National Institute of ...

Experts explains that having a healthy relationship at times leads to one's weight gain, but it varies with everyone too.

Some put on almost 3kg a year. SAYING “I do” could have an impact on your waistline, according to a survey conducted in Britain by Forza Supplements and reported by the Daily Mail.

Weight fluctuations are influenced by multiple factors, including diet, physical activity, metabolism, and emotional health. Rather than attributing weight gain to marriage or sex, maintaining a ...

Fang Lishen's first public appearance as a married man was marked by a light-hearted discussion about his weight gain of six kilograms (approximately 13.2 pounds) since the wedding. He candidly ...

In a delightful turn of events, Hong Kong actor Fang Lishen recently tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, artist Ye Xuan, causing quite a buzz in the entertainment community. This article ...