A new study has revealed that men are better than woman when it comes to dieting and shedding off the kilos.
According to the study, which was conducted by Slimming World on 1.2 million dieters, males have less emotional issues around eating than females, the Daily Express reported.
The research discovered that unlike women, men are much less likely to deter from their goal by events at home or work and they do not use food as a reward or comfort.
Over a 12-week period, men lost an average of 1st 2lbs compared to women, who lost 11lbs.
Additionally, men also attended more weight-loss sessions.
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