Most men adopt many unhealthy habits, including smoking, to cope with their unhappy married life.
Most men adopt many unhealthy habits, including smoking, to cope with their unhappy married life.


Tel Aviv: Israeli specialists have found that a miserable wedded life builds the danger of sudden passing for men because of stroke and some other explanation. 

Dissecting information from in excess of 10,000 wedded Israeli men over a 32-year time span, specialists tracked down that the danger of death from a troubled marriage was like the danger of abrupt passing from smoking.

Toward the start of the investigation, 94% of men who whined about their troubled wedded life endured a stroke in the following 30 years, while 21% of men passed on out of nowhere.

Conversely, men who smoke have a 37 percent expanded danger of death, while men who have a sluggish existence have a 21 percent expanded danger.

What is the relationship between an unhappy marriage and a man's untimely death? Experts believe that marital problems can lead to permanent nervous tension, depression and restlessness in men, which usually results in strokes, heart attacks and various neurological and physical ailments.

Many men also adopt habits such as smoking, alcohol, drugs and eating disorders to cope with their domestic and marital problems which further ruin their health. And eventually they become the cause of death.

In a recent study published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine, experts emphasized the need to make marital education an integral part of public health plans.

Although this research has only been done on men, it supports previous research which has shown that an unhappy marriage can be detrimental to the health and life of both husband and wife.