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Laughter may have both preventive (life-style medicine) and therapeutic values. The biomedical literature available to date supports different indications and health benefits of humor/ laughter therapy [1-6], which depend not only on the expression of laughter itself, but also on the underlying positive emotions (hilarity-humor, joy, euphoria, fun, well-being, optimism, satisfaction, and many others). There are probably many forms of laughter as individual differences and potential moods [7]. Any kind of laughter has not been reported as more therapeutic than other; however, therapeutic laughter must include a combination of body, mind and be willing, and can be lumped into the following three groups [8]: 1. Genuine or spontaneous laughter.

Simulated Laughter Techniques for Therapeutic Use in Mental Health