Faithful spouses have higher chances of successfully conceiving a child

American sociologists came to a curious conclusion. Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania found that spouses faithful to each other have higher chances of successfully conceiving a child per 25% than in families where the husband or wife cheat.

Scientists attribute this to the fact that a fully monogamous relationship in the family creates a certain mood for the couple to became parents. It affects the hormonal balance of the body, both for men and women.

The female reproductive system receives a kind of a push - a signal that it is time to get ready to the offspring. And in men the body also begins to work fulltime on in order to ensure a successful conception.

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