Laughter can be looked as therapy medicine?
By kevinll
@kevinll (967)
China
March 3, 2010 2:56am CST
"Laughter is the best medicine" Laughter is not a cure for cancer or other degenerative diseases, but doctors and the medical professionals found that it increases treatment receptiveness in patients. This is particularly manifested by the body's ability to heal through mental stimulation. Laughter appears to change brain chemistry and boosts the body's immune system. Humour therapy aids in healing by promoting good feeling, laughter, and smiles. Langhter can make us feel relax. Do you like laughter?
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@920212 (577)
• Malaysia
3 Mar 10
yes i like to laugh. thats true laughter is the best treatment to several disease.many of people admit that with laugh everyday they lifestyle be more healthy and it make them to feel younger.some people will think that this method probably weird but thats the fact.
@jahernandezrivas (11288)
• United States
6 Mar 10
I love laughter it is a great thing it keeps us young at heart! I am 99% of the time laughing and even when things are stressful I have always heard laughter is the best medicine!! 
@recycledgoth (9894)
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3 Mar 10
I have always believed laughter to be the best way to lift the spirits, and make me feel a lot better. I can find humour in the worst situations, it lifts depression and stimulates the *feel good* factor
@homeshoppers (6166)
• Philippines
4 Mar 10
yes your right its will helps improve our immune system. though of course all of us have cancer cell but it will only activate once we become so depressed thats why its really important to feel happy and active all the time. like what they said laughter is the best medicine and its been proven scientifically. though sometimes we really cant avoid to be depressed specially if we have problem.
@gogierm4ge (398)
• United States
4 Mar 10
I like to laugh, usually I check out a funny video on youtube or any other video sites. Maybe it's at school or a friend's
@frissph (130)
• Philippines
3 Mar 10
I like laughing, sadly they don't happen a lot these days. With so much access to online comedy you tend to get desensitized to it so it's getting harder to have that genuine laughter. I feel that forcing laughter doesn't really make me feel better but I'm not sure if you body generates the same benefits from it.
I've also read that laughing a day can produce beneficial effects on ones body so as much as possible, I try to reach my one laugh a day "quota"
