Boosts of happiness

Boosts of happiness

Certain types of food can create at least quick boosts of happiness. Foods like milk, chicken, and nuts contain tryptophan, which increases the production of serotonin, a chemical linked to feelings of calm and happiness. Fact source...
Product of life

Product of life

While Americans tend to seek high-intensity types of happiness, such as joy, excitement, and euphoria, Danes and Swedes value lower-intensity happiness, such as contentment and relaxation. They also see happiness as a by-product of life and not an end. Fact source...
Happiness is contagious

Happiness is contagious

Happiness is contagious. A person who has a close “happy” friend increases his or own feelings of happiness by 15%. Even being near happy acquaintances, or “third-degree” friends, increases the chance of happiness by 6%. Fact source...
Go to church

Go to church

Research indicates that those who go to church are happier than those who do not. However, it has little to do with religion and more to do about socializing. Going to church is essentially scheduled “friend” time. Fact source...