Last updated on August 8, 2021 by Roger Kaufman
Humour – TV presenters are not protected from this – Why is laughter contagious
There is also a lot of laughter behind the scenes 😂
TV presenters laugh their heads off - why is laughter contagious
Andrea loses her nerve during a message and can't stop laughing. Ron can't finish the story and Dao has to step in for Andrea.
Source: C&S Entertainment
6 TV reporters who couldn't stop laughing on live TV - why is laughter contagious
These are the 6 funniest reporters who couldn't stop laughing!
These 6 reporters are almost closed on live television Deaths laughed!
Why is laughter contagious?
The infectious result of laughter
In fact, research studies have shown that the main trigger for giggling for most people isn't necessarily a joke or an amusing movie, but rather another person.
We inherently know that laughter is the fastest connection between two people, but there is an anthropological reason why laughter is contagious.
There's also a physiological reason why laughter is contagious.
The sound of laughter activates regions in the premonitory cortical region of your brain - which is associated with the movement of facial muscles to transmit sound.
Sophie Scott, a neuroscientist at College London, claimed: “We have long recognized that when we talk to a person, we often mirror their actions, replicate the words and also simulate their movements. I revealed that the exact same thing happens to laughter – at least on the level of the mind.”
The Benefits of an Excellent Belly Laugh
A belly laugh has many benefits, including increasing oxygen intake, which strengthens the lungs, heart and also muscles, and also promotes the release of endorphins (the “happy hormone”), which strengthens the body's immune system.
It also relieves tension as well as stress and anxiety, lowers anxiety and also anxiety and can even increase efficiency. Sign me up!
But wait, you assumed that was it? No, that's not all, folks.
A great smile line kicker can have a big impact on your ticker.
Do you see what I did there?
A study by cardiologists at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore found that laughter and an active sense of Humour Can protect you from a heart attack.
Michael Miller, MD, notes that research has "recently shown for the first time that laughter is associated with healthy blood vessel performance in the heart."
He added: “We don’t yet know why laughter protects the heart; However, we know that psychological tension is associated with impairment of the endothelium, the protective barrier that lines our blood vessels. This can cause a series of inflammatory reactions that cause fat and cholesterol buildup in the coronary arteries and inevitably lead to a heart attack.
Dr. Miller said his research found that people with cardiovascular disease responded much less humorously to everyday life circumstances.
They giggled less, he said, and generally showed more temper and hostility. I think it's time these people had a heart for heart, don't you?
Humor in our lives – Vera F. Birkenbihl
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