From science a confirmation

Hippocrates, the father of medicine, in his treatises stated that "A smile always gives rise to another smile". For Susumo Tonegawa, Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1987, "Those who are sad and depressed cannot keep diseases away". According to studies reported by the Los Angeles Times conducted by the scientist Lee Berk, laugh develops the "gamma" frequency in the brain, which produces waves capable of synchronize concretely neuronal activity and support memory. The Washington Post instead he writes about a study ofOxford University, from which it emerges that laughing for at least 15 minutes in company increases the pain threshold by 10%. The authoritative Time reported the study of Western Kentucky University, arguing that a smile increases the number of "killer cells", which defend the immune system.

A study of the Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, reported by Huffington Post, revealed that laugh drastically reduces stress hormones: cortisol from 39%, epinephrine from 70% and dopamine from 38%. Likewise an investigation of the Loma Linda University, California, reported by Nature, highlighted how, at the sight of a comic video, beta-endorphins, which relieve depression, increase by 27%.

There St. Edwards University of Austin Texas conducted a study of 2,500 employees and found that the 81% declares itself more productive if inserted in a working context where GOOD MOOD reigns.

The topic of HAPPINESS in the world of organizations is increasingly heard. Today there is a lot of talk about these issues. Having been a precursor, having intuited them and transformed them into a methodology that I have gradually refined over the course of twenty years, now I find myself in my hands a heritage that I put at the disposal of those in need and that is recognized in terms of effectiveness and charisma.

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