According to a new US study, attractive people have less chance of suffering from a range of health problems. Of the 15,000 participants, the good-looking ones are happier, took less time off work and developed less mental and physical illness in their lifetime.
The research by the University of Cincinati, was carried out on both men and women between the ages of 24 and 35, taking into their health records since they were 10 years.
Attractive people were on average 19% less likely to suffer from asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure and depression, as well as ADHD, stuttering and tinnitus, although percentages varied between medical conditions.
How they determine who is pretty and who isn’t is still not clear. Over a 90 minute period, they asked participants to group themselves into five categories: very attractive, attractive, average, unattractive, very unattractive.
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