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Married women look younger

22.10.2016

Scientists from Denmark managed to find out why women consider marriage as one of the main goals in their lives. It turned out that being married, women retain their usual beauty and youth.

It is reported that the specialists conducted a special experiment, for the participation of which twin sisters were invited. One of the sisters was married, the other was in active search. In the course of the experiment, scientists recorded an interesting feature. The fact is that the married woman looked much younger than her sister. At the same time, experts emphasize that the married woman did not have children.

Experts explain that a married woman feels calmer and more confident than a single person. Accordingly, this is reflected in the appearance. Meanwhile, the appearance of children radically changes the appearance of a woman. The result of this is a lot of additional worries and sleepless nights. In this case, the palm belongs to single and childless ladies who have more free time to look after themselves.

At the same time, scientists remind that human genes are 60% responsible for the aging process, but the remaining 40% fall on lifestyle. Calmness and nervousness, lack of stress and depression, confidence in tomorrow and eternal worries about daily bread - all this is reflected in beauty and health.

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