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As American humorist Josh Billings (1818-85) said: “There ain’t much fun in medicine, but

there’s a heck of a lot of medicine in fun!” Billing may have made this statement in jest, but the fact

remains that laughter does have heck of a lot of medicine.

Since the 1980s, research conducted worldwide shows that laughter positively impacts various

systems of the body. The benefits include reduction, control or prevention of high blood pressure,

heart disease, peptic ulcers, depression, anxiety, insomnia, allergies and even cancer. Patients

suffering from terminal diseases such as cancer and AIDS are also said to respond better and live

longer if regular therapy is supplemented with laughter and a positive outlook.

Research at the University of California’s Centre for Complementary and Alternative Medicine

have found that laughter can increase the body’s ability to stave off infection by boosting levels of key

immune system components and by also decreasing levels of stress hormones associated with poor

immune function. The latest research at the Centre, however, shows that merely anticipating a funny

event improved people’s mood.

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