Laughter may really be the best medicine

Laughter feels good, and it's good for you, too! In the video, Robin Miller, MD explains how a good laugh can lower blood pressure, give your immune system a boost and reduce stress.

Some studies suggest laughing more often could help your heart and blood vessels.

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