Men and women do a move to each other to fight aging

The survey results of the Popular Health Network prove this

Compared with couples who live in harmony and often hold hands, divorced or widowed women live an average of 5 years less, and men live an average of 12 years less. When couples are not harmonious and often quarrel, women are more likely to suffer from diseases such as breast cancer and esophageal cancer, while men are more likely to suffer from hypertension, coronary heart disease, ulcers, etc.

Experts point out

Holding hands is not just a simple action, it is also a kind of physical intimacy, mutual support and care. More importantly, holding hands can narrow the distance between the hearts of couples, which is conducive to avoiding malicious emotional stimulation, enhancing the body's immunity and delaying the aging of tissues and organs.