English, 16.02.2021 09:00 ahoney2233
ORIGINAL SENTENCE: A good laugh not only gets your mind off of your troubles, but it also effects almost every muscle increases your heart rate and reduces stress.
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A good laugh not only gets your mind off your troubles, but it also effects almost every muscle, increases your heart rate, and reduces stress.
A good laugh not only gets your mind off of your troubles, but it also affects almost every muscle, increases your heart rate, and reduces stress.
A good laugh not only gets your mind off of your troubles, but it also effects almost every muscle, increases your heart rate, and reduces stress.
A good laugh not only gets your mind off your troubles, but it also affects almost every muscle, increases your heart rate, and reduces stress.
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