Is Laughter Really The Best Medicine?

Latest Jokes, Travel Blog Write For Us, Tech Write For Us, Home Improvement Submit Guest Post, Finance Guest Post, Education Guest Post all agree that happiness increases the quality of your life.It's true: Laughter is a good medicine. It brings people together in ways that cause positive physical and emotional changes within the body. Laughter enhances the immune system, improves mood, decreases discomfort and protects you from the adverse effects of stress. Nothing works faster or more reliably than having a good laugh to bring the mind and body back into harmony. Humor makes your burdens lighter, encourages confidence, communicates with others and keeps you grounded, focused and positive. It also helps you release anger, and forgive earlier. For so much healing and regeneration strength, the opportunity to laugh quickly and regularly is a great tool for solving challenges, strengthening the relationships and maintaining your physical and emotional well being. Best of all, that priceless, fun, free and easy medicine to use. Laughter helps you stay healthy

Laughter gets you feeling good. And even after the laughter subsides, the good feeling stays with you. Humor allows you to keep a strong, positive outlook across difficult situations, disappointments and loss. Laughter brings together people and strengthens bonds There is a good reason why television sitcoms use laugh tracks: laughter is infectious. You 're much more likely to laugh around others than when you're alone. And the more joy you put into your own life, the better you feel as well as those around you.

Laughter is your birthright, an innate and inborn, natural part of life. During the first weeks of life, infants start smiling and laugh loudly within months of being born. Even if you haven't grown up in a household where laughter was a common sound, at any stage of life you may learn to laugh.