A recent study from Queensland University of Technology (QUT) revealed those who live alone are more likely to have a lower diversity of food and nutrients and eat fewer fruits and vegetables. 

While rushing out to get married may be a radical way to improve your eating habits, the study did conclude "People who live alone tend to have worse diets compared to those who share a space."  Of course this is not a requirement, it is just an identified risk.

If you live alone you may have to be a bit more disciplined about getting enough diversity in the foods you eat and you have to rely on self-discipline, rather than your partner watching you, to control the late night fridge-raiding and Sunday morning snuffling through last night's pizza for breakfast.

The article suggests a bit of menu pre-planning can go a long way to help.

Here is the article link

http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/living-alone-bad-for-your-diet_564218e5e4b0411d307291ec?utm_hp_ref=healthy-living&section=australia&adsSiteOverride=au

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