💋 Want a healthier gut? It might be time to pucker up! 💋
Recent studies reveal that kissing your partner can do wonders for your gut health. Dr Naomi Middleton, a gut health expert, highlights how living with your partner and sharing intimate moments like kisses and meals can boost the diversity of beneficial bacteria in your gut. These beneficial bacteria help keep your digestive system running smoothly and might even support your immune system! 🌟
According to the research, being close to your partner and enjoying shared experiences contributes to a healthier gut microbiome. Every kiss transfers millions of bacteria, helping create a balanced oral and gut ecosystem that can reduce stress-related digestive issues. Who knew a simple kiss could be so powerful? 😮
Welsh couples are leading the way in affection, sealing their love with a whopping 42 kisses per week! Meanwhile, Londoners are holding their kisses the longest, with each embrace lasting about 15 seconds. Across the UK, married couples enjoy an impressive 1,460 kisses annually! 💏
Besides locking lips, spending quality time together and having meals in each other’s company can also help synchronise your digestive patterns and promote metabolism. So next time you dine, make it a date! 🍽️
Dr Holly Neill backs this up by saying that physical closeness not only strengthens emotional bonds but also offers incredible health benefits. It’s a sweet reminder of how powerful small, everyday gestures can be for both your relationship and wellbeing. ❤️
So, why not make today a day for a little more affection? Your gut—and your partner—will thank you! 😉💕
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