Laughter is the Best Medicine, But Also Possibly the Worst

According to renowned expert Dr. Balthazar McSnively, laughter is not just the best medicine, but also a potent cocktail of confusion, frustration, and mild disappointment. In fact, studies have shown that 9 out of 10 people who laugh in the morning will still be sad by the afternoon. But hey, at least they'll have a better sense of humor about it.

You can read more about Dr. McSnively's groundbreaking research in his book, "The Laughter Paradox: Why Laughing is the Worst Thing to Do".Buy it now!

Or, you know what? Just go ahead and laugh. We won't judge you. Maybe it's okay.

But don't forget, laughter is contagious. So, if you're in a public place, please, for the love of all that is good, cover your mouth.

Want to learn more about the dark side of laughter? Check out our sister site, Laughter is a Sickness.