
Laughing triggers endorphins (the body’s “feel good” chemicals), lowers cortisol (the stress hormone), and helps shift brain state toward calm and joy.
The breathing exercises plus prolonged exhalation during laughter helps deepen lung capacity, increase oxygen supply, and clear out stale air.
Laughter increases blood flow, fires up circulation, and has been associated in research with improvements in cardiovascular health and immune cell activity (e.g. natural killer cell function)
In groups, laughter is contagious. It builds bonds, breaks down barriers, reduces social anxiety, and helps us feel more connected and alive.
No prior experience, flexibility, or fitness level is needed. Laughter yoga is designed to be open to everyone — children, seniors, corporate teams, and people with physical limitations.
There are no side effects. Even a few minutes of sustained laughter can leave participants feeling lighter, more energized, and uplifted.
“You don’t need to feel like laughing — just decide to start, and let the laughter find you.”