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Married Couples: No More K-I-S-S-I-N-G?
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Five percent of responders aged 45 and older are getting plenty of face time – an average of 30 kisses per week. Why should you spend more time locking lips? There are plenty of benefits of kissing, starting with boosting immunity. It seems like swapping spit would be a germ's best friend, and it is – sort of. When your immune system gets the opportunity to fight off infection, it gets stronger. Another benefit is its calorie-burning properties...if slightly meager. An hour of kissing burns about 120 calories, which won't replace an hour on the treadmill but is definitely more fun. Feeling self-conscious about those wrinkles? Kissing tightens face muscles and can help keep cheeks tight. No wonder those 45-year-olds enjoy it so much...
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