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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.
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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.
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Poisonous drama plays the name of a smile
Los Angeles police are suspicious of Johnny Lewis - the star in the Sons of Arnarchy series and a suspect to kill the 81-year-old landlord and her cat before suicide on…
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A girl can die because of her smile
A young teacher who was warned by a rare neurological disorder could die if she laughed because it could push her brain out of the skull.
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Laugh help orgasm in sex
Laughing with friends will release brain chemicals to create a positive feeling, while reducing pain, according to the latest research by British scientists.
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The boy has no skin
Brody Curtis gives a smile on his face. Only this part of my body is not covered in thick ice.
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Strange baby grinning from the womb
In October last year, the Daily Mail once revealed a photo of a smiling baby who was only 17 weeks old in her womb. That baby is Joseph Henry.
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Measure life by smile
If the bigger your smile and the deeper the wrinkles around your eyes, the higher your life will be.
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Watch comedy every day
Just watching half an hour of comedy every day will also reduce the amount of stress hormones in the blood and heart disease chemicals, the latest finding just found.
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Laughing also causes stress
If you have to laugh often because of the nature of the work, not the will, you may be severely stressed, even depressed, psychologists in Germany affirmed.
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Eating chocolate helps teeth stay healthy?
For a bright smile, brush your teeth after meals, floss regularly and eat lots of chocolate, says a researcher at Tulane University, USA.
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Strange things of the heart
A crunchy smile - can make you shed tears - not only warming your soul. Researchers have shown that laughter can cause blood vessel walls to rest, increasing blood flow…
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Successfully restored Mona Lisa's voice
The Mona Lisa's smile has long been a mystery, but now one can hear her voice, thanks to a Japanese audio expert.
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Just thinking of comedies is funny
When you're bored, you think of watching a comedy comedy. A new study shows that just waiting to see smiles has made us feel much better.
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Decode the smile
Laughing is one of the most subtle forms of human expression. Researchers have listed dozens of different types of laughs: timid laughs, smirking smiles, beaming smiles,…