They say “laughter is the best medicine.” Yes, it does have a positive effect because it releases endorphins and makes you feel good inside. Overall, it’s about keeping a positive mindset, being optimistic, affirmative and upbeat, seeing one’s life as a glass half full ready to be filled in. What the mind dictates, the body translates in a youthful-looking appearance with a positive aura full of life. In an article entitled written by Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dr. Michael Roizen for www.youbeauty.com entitled “The Power of Positive Thinking on Your Health,” they cited a study made in a Denmark hospital that involved more than 600 patients. They found that “patients whose moods were overall more positive were 58 percent more likely to live at least another five years.” So how does one acquire a positive outlook or mindset? The two doctors suggested injecting humor into our lives by watching TV shows or reading stuff like books or reading blogs that induce laughter, or...