Research by Dr. Jacqueline Harding of Middlesex University has shown that laughter reduces cortisol and epinephrine, raises dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins, strengthens immunity, and activates the working memory and frontal lobes. Shared play and humor belong at the center of early childhood development, not at its edges.
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La risa fortalece el cerebro infantil, según nueva investigación

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La doctora Jacqueline Harding ha mostrado que la risa reduce los niveles de cortisol y epinefrina, eleva los niveles de dopamina, serotonina y endorfinas, refuerza el sistema inmune y activa la memoria de trabajo y los lóbulos frontales. Su libro sitúa el juego y el humor en el centro del desarrollo infantil.

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