A little marital affection each morning might be the best thing you can do for your health.
A study by German psychologists, physicians, and insurance companies found that men who kissed their wives each morning had fewer car accidents on their way to work, missed less work due to sickness, earned twenty to thirty percent more money, and lived an average of five years longer than the non-kissers.
How can a little kiss have such a big impact?
Dr. Arthur Szabo, professor of psychology at the University of Kiel, explained it this way: “A husband who kisses his wife every morning begins the day with a positive attitude.”
Reference: Margaret Anderson, “Morning Kiss Really Counts,” The Virgin Islands Daily News (6-26-1968)
From: http://www.illustrationsforsermons.com/Postage stamps issued by San Marino in 2015 to commemorate World Kiss Day (6th July) being observed in the UK since 1990, and which has spread worldwide since.