New research has shown that those of us who marry may feel the effects in ways we don’t know.
It comes after researchers in the University of Luxembourg and University of Ottawa found that from a sample those with a spouse had regulated levels of HbA1c.
Mary Johnston, relationship counsellor with Accord says she in interested in this research and is curious to more in relation to how the level of strain in their relationship may affect this.
She also says there are various barriers to older people seeking out relationships.
Listen to the full conversation with Mary’s professional opinion here:
