Laughter yoga consists of stretching and breathing exercises; when you stretch your arms out, inhale and when you laugh, exhale. — dpa
Giggling and guffawing until your eyes water and your ribs shake: It’s pretty clear that laughter is good for you.
And the more you laugh, the better it is for both your mental and physical well-being.
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