:quality(80):format(jpeg)/posts/2023-07/06/featured-0adca9a5f91ff7504cee504f8648642d_1688628454-b.jpg "Unlocking the Power of Smiling: Why We Smile Less as We Age and How it Affects Our Happiness")
We are born with the ability to smile, but as we get older, we smile less and less.
In fact, a crooked smile or a wide grin with visible teeth can bring out the power of happy feelings. Interestingly, smiling has a bigger effect than that.
Research shows that children smile an average of 400 times per day, compared to the average happy adult who smiles 40-50 times per day and the average adult who smiles only 20 times per day.
2023-07-07 00:30:00
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