LAUGHING IS HEALTHY Laughing is infectious A boost to the immune system Releases endorphins Protects the heart Laughing is infectious. Much more than a cough, sniffle, or sneeze.
When laughter is shared, it
binds people together.
It increases happiness and intimacy. http://helpguide.org/life/humor_laughter_health.htm Ofcourse I didn't
come up with this stuff!
Relaxes the whole body A good, hearty laugh relieves physical
tension and stress, leaving your muscles
relaxed for up to 45 minutes later! While laughing, you produce
your own natural 'feel-good chemicals'.
Those edorphins promote an overall
sense of well-being and can even
temporarily relieve pain. Laughter improves the function of blood
vessels and increases blood flow, which
can help protect you against a heart attack
and other cardiovasculair problems Laughter decreases stress hormones
it increases immune cells
it increases infection-fighting antibodies
it improves your resistance to desease JUST SMILE!!!! BOOST! HA, HA, HA!!! Last but not least,
Take here your daily
prescripted medication! b.t.w.those people are actors
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LAUGHING IS HEALTHY
A 'Prezi' about laughing.
A direct invitation to laugh a little more, at least once a day!
by Hanneke KBB
on 14 March 2012
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