Laughing continuously for 15 seconds can increase your lifespan, know how laughter therapy can be helpful
Laughing for a few seconds every day can increase your lifespan. A few moments of laughter can drive away negativity, stress ...
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'Good vibes are contagious at laughing yoga'
Laughing yoga was started by Dr Madan Kataria, a GP in Mumbai, India, in 1995. Joe Hoare, who runs Bristol Laughter Club, has been teaching the same practice for more than two decades, including ...
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World Laughter Day 2024: Date, history and significance
a physician from India, founded the Laughter Yoga movement. Kataria discovered the profound impact of laughter on physical and mental well-being and wanted to share this therapeutic practice with ...
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World Laughter Day 2024: Date, history, significance and everything you need to know
the visionary behind the global Laughter Yoga movement. A practising family doctor in India, Dr Kataria drew inspiration from the facial feedback hypothesis, which suggests that facial expressions ...