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Laughing is good for you, isn't it? True, it can reduce anger, anxiety and stress, but according to the BMJ, laughter can occasionally have harmful side-effects for certain people. begynn å lære
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Laughing is good for you, isn't it? True, it can reduce anger, anxiety and stress, but according to the BMJ, laughter can occasionally have harmful side-effects for certain people. begynn å lære
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fainting losing consciousness for a short time, usually falling to the ground begynn å lære
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gullet the tube through which food passes from the mouth to the stomach begynn å lære
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dislocated (of a bone) moved suddenly out of its correct position begynn å lære
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Which part of English are boxers best at? I don't know. Punch-uation (punctuation). begynn å lære
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today we'll be exploring the connection between laughter and health, and looking at some health-related vocabulary. begynn å lære
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there are many medical studies which examine the benefits of laughter - it reduces stress, it's good for your heart, things like that. begynn å lære
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heart rhythm disturbance which had stopped their heart begynn å lære
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dislocated their jaws or burst their lungs begynn å lære
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It seems laughing can be no laughing matter! Indeed - he mentions five problems caused by laughter, including heart rhythm disturbance, fainting, burst gullets, dislocated jaws and even burst lungs. begynn å lære
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Some of those sound quite nasty. begynn å lære
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Fainting is when you lose consciousness and pass out begynn å lære
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Fainting is when you lose consciousness and pass out begynn å lære
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gullet is the tube through which food passes from the mouth to the stomach, so a burst gullet would be horrible. begynn å lære
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But surely, there must have been some positive findings? begynn å lære
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The boy suggested that they hide their findings begynn å lære
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You actually use energy when you laugh, you move your diaphragm, you expand your lungs, and both those things can be helpful. begynn å lære
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Finn and Rob discuss the pros and cons of laughing, and explain some health-related vocabulary. begynn å lære
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anxiety attack. He was watching me with an anxiety in his eyes. There is considerable anxiety over the level of air pollution in our country begynn å lære
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stick in somebody's gullet stick in somebody's throat begynn å lære
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stanąć komuś ością w przeuku
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After you finish writing, please check your punctuation. begynn å lære
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