Impact of Attractiveness on Longevity

A US study suggests that unattractive individuals tend to die younger than their good-looking peers, with 'ugly' men living nearly a year less on average and unattractive women dying about two years earlier. The study tracked over 8,300 Wisconsin high school students from 1957 to 2022 based on attractiveness rankings from yearbook photos.

Impact of Attractiveness on Longevity

Being unattractive may lead to a shorter lifespan compared to good-looking peers, as per a US study analyzing 8,300 Wisconsin high school students from 1957. 'Ugly' men live nearly a year less on average, and unattractive women die two years earlier. The study suggests that attractiveness may convey underlying health and affect social interactions.

Effect of Diet on Attractiveness

Eating a Full English breakfast makes men more attractive to the opposite sex due to the combination of fats and proteins. On the other hand, consuming refined-carbohydrate foods can make men less attractive. The study also found that women who indulge in afternoon snacks may appear less attractive. The research was conducted by a French team at the University of Montpellier.