Body’s Response to Repetitive Laughter Is Similar to the Effect of Repetitive Exercise, Study Finds
A new study looks at the effect that mirthful laughter and distress have on modulating the key hormones that control appetite.
A new study looks at the effect that mirthful laughter and distress have on modulating the key hormones that control appetite.
In the light of what my own laboratory and clinical study of somatic diseases has taught me concerning stress, I have tried to arrive at a code of ethics based not on the strictures and traditions of society, inspiration, or blind faith in the infallibility of a particular prophet, religious leader or political doctrine, but on the scientifically verifiable laws that govern the body’s reactions in maintaining homeostasis and living in satisfying equilibrium with its environment.