1
Smile strengthens
your immune system
your immune system
Scientists from the USA have proven that smiling reduces stress and stimulates the production of neurotransmitters that improve health. It also boosts the production of white blood cells, which fight viruses and infections.
2
People that smile
proved to live
longer
proved to live
longer
Research shows that people who smile often are 70% more likely to live to 80 years old. Smiling lowers heart rate during stressful situations, reducing the strain on the heart.
3
You smile more,
while in a company
while in a company
People tend to smile more in company than when alone. Infants also smile more when surrounded by people.
4
19 Types
of Smile
of Smile
Scientists have identified 19 types of smiles — only 6 of them are linked to genuine positive emotions, while the rest occur for other reasons.
5
Smile
improves
brain activity
improves
brain activity
Muscle tension during smiling increases brain tone and enhances blood circulation. Experiments have shown that smiling improves memory in people aged 60 to 70.
