“If we were selling laughter as a drug, it would sell off the shelves because it both makes you feel better, and it calms you ...

This third article examines how laughter influences health outcomes; including muscle tension, cardio-respiratory functioning and various stress physiology measures.

Laughter can be used as a supplement to conventional treatment of respiratory diseases,' says Dr William Fry, one of America's leading researchers on the health effects of humour. 'It helps clear ...

Feeling down? Ready to turn that frown upside down? Get ready to discover the incredible power of laughter that can transform ...

Thirteen healthy volunteers doing a variety of 10 different tasks (including laughter, simulated laughter and various respiratory movements) participated in this study. The results indicated that ...

Laughter is the best (and healthiest too!) gift for a mother. We tell you why. If you need to keep a check on diabetes naturally, all you need to do is bring in more laughter in life. Here are few ...

Taking care of your health is no joke. Fortunately, there's one treatment that doesn't need a prescription: laughter. While the occasional chuckle may seem trivial, laughter is an evolved behavior ...

The benefits of exercise on mental health are thought to be in part thanks ... The surprising thing is… Laughter can have similar benefits! If you have difficulty exercising, or it simply ...

Elevates Mood: Laughter triggers the release of endorphins, chemicals in the brain that create feelings of happiness and euphoria. Also Read: How to stop over-medicalising mental health Improves ...

The second annual Healthy Laughter comedy weekend will be coming to Columbia Nov. 29 to Dec. 1. The event, hosted by WF Media ...