Words of beauty bring us benefits. - How does our body respond when we are complimented?
When we get complimented, our bodies produce oxytocin, the bonding hormone, and dopamine, the happiness hormone. This makes us see our surroundings in a more positive light and feel more at ease. Research indicates that compliments can even boost our intellectual and physical abilities.
Dr. Kelli Harding, a mental health expert from the United States, thinks that if everyone became nicer to each other, we could all live an additional seven years.
What's even better is that when you offer a compliment, you, too, experience a happiness boost! So, today on "Compliment Day," why not share some kind words with the people around you?
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