A new study says that getting hitched is excellent for the fitness of both men and women as it reduces the chances of depression, angst and substance abuse.

The research was supported by the survey of 34,493 individuals from 15 different nations.

On the contrary, calling it quit through parting, divorce or being widowed, is related with greater chances of mental anarchies in both males and females; specially substance abuse for females and dejection for men.

The research was carried out by psychologists from the University of Otago in New Zealand is supported by the WHO World Mental Health (WMH) reviews derived from the developing and developed nations in last ten years.

What makes this examination unique and strong is the prototype of the research which is large and is derived from many nations. Moreover the research was not only based on the samples but the data incorporated depression, anxiety and substance abuse.

The scientists were also able to examine on what happens to the mental health of a married participant, when he is in a fulfilling marriage and when the marriage ends.

One of the most vital revelations is that in recent times it has been emphasized that marriage is beneficial for men than for women in context of mental health. But this investigation disagrees with such statement.

The psychologists discovered that compared to never getting hitched, getting married is beneficial for both males and females in context of mental health anarchies.