Mike speaks with Catherine Leach, CEO of Leach Legal, about new research revealing a gender gap in how marriage affects weight.

A Polish study found married men are 3.2 times more likely to be obese than single men, while women see no change.

This aligns with other research, including a 2024 Chinese study linking male weight gain to increased calorie intake and less exercise in early marriage.

These changes can strain relationships, with family lawyers often seeing health and lifestyle disputes as key factors in separations.

Mike speaks with Catherine Leach, CEO of Leach Legal, about new research revealing a gender gap in how marriage affects weight.
A Polish study found married men are 3.2 times more likely to be obese than single men, while women see no change.
This aligns with other research, including a 2024 Chinese study linking male weight gain to increased calorie intake and less exercise in early marriage.
These changes can strain relationships, with family lawyers often seeing health and lifestyle disputes as key factors in separations.

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