Why Laughter IS The Best Medicine, Especially For Cancer!

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If You Have Cancer, Laugh! Why Laughter Is The Best Medicine, Especially For Cancer.

You have heard laughter is the best medicine. But what's the science and philosophy behind that and does it apply to something as serious as cancer? In this light-hearted yet informative video, Dr. Lisa gets into so much cool stuff such as inspiring real life case studies of people who healed terminal diseases (including cancer) with laughter and humor, real scientific studies including meta-analyses on laughter which provokes the distinguishing between spontaneous laughter from humor versus laughter that is intentional, forced, or simulated. You will be surprised about this! She also touches on the philosophy of humor being an empowering and enlightening perspective, highlighting the Jester Archetype (from Jungian psychology). Very importantly, she discusses the forms of laughter as a prescription and the ways this healing modality has been and can be employed for you right now, explaining various techniques and processes. And! The exact ways that laughter affects the body on a cellular level. Watch the full video as you do not want to miss a surprise at the end.

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References:

Steve Bhaerman aka Swami Beyondananda:
Wakeuplaughing.com and 3 step program; Spontaneous Evolution: Our Positive Future and a Way to Get There From Here, Wake Up Laughing: An Insider's Guide to the Cosmic Comedy, and Join the Right to Laugh Party.

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