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Eating alone is BAD for our health - especially if you're a man
Researchers, from South Korea, studied men and women who ate alone and found that men who ate alone increased their chances of developing obesity by 45% while women's risk stayed relatively the same. However, men also increased their risk of developing high blood pressure by 64% and women in the study were 29% more likely to develop a metabolic syndrome if they ate alone twice or more per day. Experts believe it’s because someone living alone will make unhealthy choices for its convenience in preparing single servings.