Confronting pain, strain, crud and bugs. Naturally.
Over the Thanksgiving weekend, we watched one of our favorite movies on DVD: Elf. In my humble opinion, it’s Will Ferrell’s best film and one of the best holiday movies anywhere. But enough of my Roger Ebert wannabe role. The point I want to make is about humor and laughter. There’s always been stuff written [...]
This past week, I went to two events. After thinking about both for a few days, I wondered which one may have had to most beneficial effect on my health. The first was a minor league AAA baseball game. But this was a special night. The Famous San Diego Chicken was on hand to entertain [...]
This is not your average changing room experience. Beware next time you’re clothes shopping. And remember, regular laughter can positively impact immune health.
OK, rule number 1 when you’re hard up for material: never resort to cute puppies, especially the ones with dogs battling cats. Sorry, but this one is pretty funny. Remember, laughter is good for immune health.
Is there anything cuter than a baby at Christmas, especially one that laughs like this one. This little immune system is off to a good start.
Never get a free makeover at a mall. But laugh at others who do. And keep your immune cells in check.
I hate it when policemen try hitting on my wife.
This is absolute genius. I wish I could think of these pranks. So have a good laugh and get those immune cells pumping.
Salmon has great antioxidant/Omega 3 value. Getting a hold of a good fish, apparently, can be difficult. This is an ad for a salmon brand, and has received global acclaim. A funny one. Remember, humor and laughter can influence healthy immune response.
Last week the Japanese had the prank spotlight. This week the Germans show they know how to fun it up, too. Immune systems of the world, unite!
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