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A rare brain tumor makes the boy laugh continuously
According to The Sun, the first two weeks of life, boy Jack Young from Winscombe, North Somerset, still giggling even in his sleep.
What is laughter and how is it dangerous?
Laughter is a laughing gas, the chemical name is Dinitrogen monoxide or nitrous oxide, which is a chemical compound with the N2O formula. When pumped into balloons, call…
Interesting facts about the human body
On average, each person laughs 15 times a day, you can't sneeze without closing your eyes, each person has 125,000 hairs on top ...
You may be suffering from up to 5 infectious diseases every day
Emotional synchronization in humans is the cause of these
60 seconds helps you stay healthy
You can improve your health in seconds by taking a deep breath when you're stressed, laughing if stressful, looking away from your eyes ...
Laughing helps improve memory in the elderly
Recent research by US scientists shows that smiling can help improve short-term memory in the elderly, while having a positive impact on brain activity.
The woman could not smile
Having a rare illness that cannot be smiled since birth, the 33-year-old British woman refused to have surgery to find her smile because she did not want her to face the…
A smile is a brain tonic
Laughing at people or even watching 20 minutes of humor on TV every day can help improve short-term memory.
Just laugh and twitch
For Mike Hallowell, laughing is a disaster. He always had to prepare a calm face and was not allowed to laugh at any happy or funny emotions that appeared in him and tho…
The 11-year-old boy doesn't stop laughing
The boy, James Edgar, 11, of Caernarfon, Northern Wales (England), seems to be the most
Strange disease: The boy has a face
A 5-year-old boy who can't laugh because of a rare syndrome that paralyzes the boy's facial muscles.
Strange disease: The boy could not help laughing
All parents want to see their children grow up with smiles on their lips, but for the couple Gale and Craig Eland, the smile on the son's lips makes them bother.
Strange disease: Just laugh is ... numb
Ms. Kelly Timson, 25, suffers from cataplexy, which causes her body to become completely paralyzed when deeply touched, like surprise, anger or even happiness.