Why do women gain weight after marriage?

Getting married is a happy thing, but it can also have an adverse effect on your figure. Recently, Australian researchers found that women are most likely to gain weight about six months after marriage, with an average weight gain of about 2.27 kilograms in half a year.

Researchers at Flinders University in Australia studied the weight changes of 350 brides before and after their wedding. The study found that although about half of brides-to-be planned to lose weight before their wedding, their average weight remained basically unchanged. However, within just six months of their wedding, these happy brides will gain an average of 2 kilograms. Brides who dieted before their wedding "obviously" gained more weight, gaining 3.2 kilograms within six months.

"It's not surprising to gain weight after marriage." Researchers believe that after marriage, many women feel that they have "tied" their partner, not only relax about their figure, but also pay less attention to their appearance and clothing. This also explains why many men feel that "she is not as beautiful as before after marriage."