Laughter is most often used for Mental Health.

Laughter

Researchedby:

•Last Updated: October 13, 2024

Laughter is a physical reaction characterized by a distinct repetitive vocal sound, certain facial expressions, and contraction of various muscle groups. Some research suggests laughter, when even self-induced or simulated, may provide psychological and physiological benefits.

Laughter is most often used for Mental Health.

Last Updated:October 13, 2024

Research FeedRead all studies

Is laughter therapy the best medicine for dry eyes?

In this randomized controlled trial, both laughter therapy and hyaluronic acid eye drops improved dry eye severity, with laughter therapy producing a more lasting benefit after the interventions were stopped.

Distance laughter therapy for mothers’ depression, anxiety, and parental stress during the COVID-19 pandemic

Can laughter and music alleviate depression and anxiety in cancer patients?