Although some of the best laughing moments can be alone, not necessarily laughing at your own jokes, but just at watching the world go by on your lonesome. A chuckle to yourself at some one else’s harmless misfortune is personally rewarding. We all do it.
A sense of irony alongside humor is what keeps us sane through trying times – be it divorce or just the contemplation of growing old. Indeed, laughter (especially at ourselves) helps us oldies stay positive through the loss of close friends, bodily capabilities and most unfortunate of all our memory.
Of course laughing too hard or with too much surprise can cause some serious discomfort – when our joints, heart and head take sudden spikes in pain from what should be a pleasant and natural phenomenon you know you need some real medicine. But laughter is always a positive as long as it doesn’t cause a heart attack 😉
In all seriousness, there are real, practical health benefits to laughter, both physical and mental, such as the following:
A couple of personal jokes, humorous stories and chuckles at the world passing by everyday with friends and family is your best bet for the preventative health of body and mind. Together, with heads thrown back, mouth wide open and horseshoe of lovely teeth on display, cackling and echoing throughout the streets, we can have fun and stay healthy at the same time!
BROWSE OUR WEBSITE
CONTACT INFORMATION
94 Boundary Road, Tikipunga, Whangarei, New Zealand.
BeGroup Investments LP PO Box 137103 Parnell
Auckland 1051 New Zealand