If there’s anything that solidifies a relationship, it’s a good laugh. But why is that? By taking a peek at the brain during laughter, researchers found that social laughter triggers the release of endorphins—often referred to as “feel good hormones”. The researchers found that not only does laughter release endorphins, but it also works to produce more of them.
Why laughter promotes social bonding, according to science
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