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Laughter Is Low-Key Therapy

Feeling stressed, anxious, or just down bad? You might not need a pill — you might just need a punchline. New research shows that humor-based therapies like funny movies, clown doctors, or even laughter yoga can actually help with depression and anxiety. Sounds weird, but science says it works.

In studies from around the world, people dealing with major stress — from surgery to serious mental health issues — felt better after being exposed to humor. Whether it was kids laughing at clowns or adults breathing through laughter exercises, most people showed real improvement in their mood and mindset.

What’s cool is that it’s cheap, safe, and has zero side effects. No weird reactions, no prescriptions, just joy. It might not work for everyone, but adding a little silliness to your day could be more healing than you think. So yeah — that meme binge or dumb TikTok? Kinda therapeutic.

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