They say Laughter is the best medicine.....
I recently read an article with some very interesting facts about laughter, and how it is a proven tool for Stress Management.
Here are a few of the facts from the Mayo Clinic
- Laughter stimilates many organs! It actually enhances your intake of oxygen-rich air, therefore it stimulates your heart, lungs, and muscles, and increases the endorphins released by your brain.
- Laughing can activate and relieve your stress response, a rollicking laugh fires up and then cools down your stress response. It can increase and decrease your heart rate and blood pressure. The result is a good, relaxed feeling.
- Laughter can also stimulate circulation and aid muscle relaxation, both can help reduce some physical symptoms of stress.
Laughter is also good for you long term. It may -
Improve your immune system.
Relieve pain
Increase personal satisfaction
Improve your mood
Thought I would share some of this article, as I am sure we could all use a little laughter in our life right now. And look at the positive benefits of it!
Share some laughs with your family, watch a funny movie. Find the laughter in life, for it is always there, sometimes we just need to look a little deeper.
This week was a lot better for me. I think I am easing into my new routines fairly well. Of course there is still stress points, but overall life seems to be moving smoother.
I am quite enjoying not so busy weekends as well. I seem to be baking something every weekend. Although, not sure if the baking is a good thing haha. Maybe I will look for something new to keep me busy, but with the weather finally improving and getting warmer, there is also plenty to do in the yard. I cannot wait!
Hope everyone finds some laughter, and some joy. We could all use it to keep us going!
Stay safe everyone
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