Unhappy marriages may actually be good for your health: study

 

A new study revealed that having a romantic partner might actually help keep a person’s blood sugar relatively low — even if the relationship is less than ideal. 

​A new study revealed that having a romantic partner might actually help keep a person’s blood sugar relatively low — even if the relationship is less than ideal.  Latest Lifestyle News | New York Post 


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