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There are mental, physical and social benefits of laughter. It is the best medicine! You can get it for free! It relieves stress, pain and improves sleep. Make it a part of your everyday activities! Here are the best benefits of laughter.
Health Is Wealth
April 19, 2016
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Read some funny books or watch a funny television program. Doing so reduces your level of stress hormones. No more cortisol to bring you down. Easing stress is one of the top benefits of laughter.
Always keep stuff around that makes you laugh. You'll have those feel-good endorphins.
Laughing increase blood flow in your body, ultimately making you look fresher and younger. Belly laughs improve physical and mental health.
Laughter enhances oxygen flow around the muscles and organs, ultimately resulting in more energy, more alertness, and more productiveness.
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Laughing encourages the production of melatonin. Make a habit of sitting around the dinner table with family and friends sharing words of joy.
This is basically a Cliff Notes for the video, but sometimes a list helps us remember better. Laughter is so easy to do, so healthy to do, so free. The more I think about it, I just might borrow a Smurfs DVD from the local library!
Happy laughing!
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