Life expectancy increases if you marry at a young age!

The Dhaka Times Desk A group of researchers in the United States found that marriage at a young age increases life expectancy! Researchers have found that people who marry young live longer.

Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina, USA conducted this research on marriage. Studies show that marrying young can lead to longer lives. It also significantly reduces the risk of death, said Ileen Siegler of the research team and her colleagues. "Having a partner in middle age is more likely to be secure," says Eileen Siegler. Loneliness at this age makes people gradually lose hope and confidence in the future.'

The research team also said that being single after the age of 40, having lost a partner or not remarried, increases the risk of premature death. Even reaching the age of 60 becomes difficult for him.

The researchers also found that married people with smoking or alcohol abuse were 2.3 times more likely to live into middle age than single people. On the other hand, if something like a divorce happens just before middle age or if you decide to stay single, it can have a negative impact on life expectancy, researchers have suggested.

Taking everything into account, the researchers said, those who married at an early age had an increased life expectancy. After a long study, the researchers published this information.