Watch videos and look at photos where you witness love.
G-rated love – where you view people being kind and thoughtful to one another.
Next, the researchers used functional magnetic resonance imaging – also called fMRI – to measure how the brains of these voyeurs of love reacted to this lovey-dovey assignment.
It turns out their brains showed a reduction in the areas which represent feeling anxiety.
Witnessing love is helpful at soothing anxiety.
Plus if a participant in this study was shown to be especially anxious, then their results were even stronger.
If you’re feeling stressed, get on your computer and start googling for videos and photos of people who are helping people.
You can start by googling key words like “acts of kindness” or “good samaritan” or “local hero.”
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Hi I’m Karen Salmansohn, founder of NotSalmon. My mission is to offer you easy-to-understand insights and tools to empower you to bloom into your happiest, highest potential self. I use playful analogies, feisty humor, and stylish graphics to distill big ideas – going as far back as ancient wisdom from Aristotle, Buddhism and Darwin to the latest research studies from Cognitive Therapy, Neuro Linquistic Programming, Neuroscience, Positive Psychology, Quantum Physics, Nutritional Studies – and then some.
