New research highlights that most women are more concerned about dieting than their relationships and that they contemplate food more than sex.
Atkins, the weight loss company, undertook the survey, and discovered that a tenth of women would feel guiltier about breaking their diet than being unfaithful.
1,290 female dieters were interviewed throughout the UK regarding their attitudes towards dieting and how it impacted their relationships.
A quarter of female respondents stated that they considered dieting to be more important than their relationship and stated that they try harder to diet than in their relationship with their partner.
Over a third of respondents stated that they thought about food and dieting more than their partner and 54 per cent confessed they contemplated food more than sex.
The main reason for dieting is to gain a perfect beach body, with 1 in 7 women saying that cruel comments about their weight prompted them to diet.
Over 75 per cent of UK women have been on diets at least once in their lifetime.
Women more Concerned about Dieting than Sex
Mon, 03 Oct 2011
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