A study from the University of Connecticut says couples not only tend to gain weight together, they can also lose it as a pair, even if only one of them is enrolled in a formal program.
Love, money may help weight loss
A study from the University of Connecticut says couples not only tend to gain weight together, they can also lose it as a pair, even if only one of them is enrolled in a formal program.
Some things can't be done for love nor money. But when it comes to losing weight, love and money seem to be very good motivators. (Full article: 765 words)
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