subject: "unfaithful Genes" Make People Have A Third Party? [print this page] Early in 2008, scientists found "divorce gene in the male; this "divorce gene" affects the brain, increasing the tendency of man being unfaithful to their wives, which greatly increase the risk of divorcing. Bearing this variant, males suffer twice times marriage risks than that of other men, and the quality index of the relationship between them and their wives is lower.
Experts say everyone's brain has a very active gene, determining a person's social behavior, maintain relationships with their partners, or the pursuit of sexual satisfaction. However, vivo gene mutation occurs to some men in, and the brain to accept error messages.
Report on the results of this study believes that the study will help scientists to develop the gene-specific drugs in the future, and maybe this can save a lot of marriages on the edge of breaking. In this way, to lower the divorcing rate may be done from another perspective.
In the United Kingdom, there is a similar study showing that womens unfaithfulness to their husbands may be closely related to genes. Researchers have found that among female identical twins, if one of them has been cheating on their spouses, on the other hand, about 55% of the other twins are likely to have a similar situation. However, this may be due to the adventurous character of genes.
United States Boston University researchers also compared the marriage and divorce rates of twins. Through comparison of 8,000 men of identical twins (with the same genes) and fraternal twins, they found that it is more likely for the former to have the same marriage than the latter one. Researchers suspect that the divorce may be under the influence of genes. In this way, the research is meaningful in determining the possible result of a marriage.
A doctor host studying the relationship between divorce and gene in the Boston University explains that the effects of genes on divorce are conducted through the behaviors determining by some gene or diseases. Behaviors and diseases could easily give rise to conflict of intimate relationships, such as drug abuse, depression and alcoholism. He says that almost any kind of mental disorder disease will make marriage more difficult to maintain.
