Does Being in a Relationship Increase Appetite? The Scientific & Social Reasons
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5 min read
A study found that couples often gain weight, with one survey noting an average gain of 17 pounds in the first year alone. The question of whether this is a direct result of being in a relationship or a combination of other factors, such as increased appetite, is a common source of curiosity. The answer involves a complex interplay of psychological, social, and hormonal changes that directly impact our eating behaviors, potentially causing our appetite to increase.
