Laughter helps people save as much as 30% on their medical expenses
Doctors in western Japan once provided elderly people with inclusive medical care programs that involved both physical training and laughter therapy. About 92 percent of the beneficiaries reported that their annual medical costs fell 30% after joining the program.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
i understand it's a beneficial thing, but i'm not sure it needs to be heavily pursued. a balanced life will generally produce plenty of healing laughter. a lot of that will arise from peace of mind... which will spontaneously find plenty of things amusing and laugh-worthy.
a culture full of empty laughter is not necessarily a good thing, i suspect.
a culture full of empty laughter is not necessarily a good thing, i suspect.
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
I guess I'm a regular God since I post hilarious comments here almost everyday. You can all thank me and send me money...
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a culture full of empty laughter is not necessarily a good thing, i suspect.
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