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How does laughter help to prevent heart disease?
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Hmm: laughter is good for you in general. No, there are no studies that show that it lowers your risk of heart disease but who cares - it's good to laugh. Heck, maybe it helps lower your BP or something. Enjoy life.
Answered 2/10/2015
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