it depends on the person because i know it makes me laugh!
Laughing gas, or nitrous oxide, was originally named as such due to its initial use in entertainment settings where it elicited euphoric and giggly reactions in patients. While it may not always induce laughter, its nickname has stuck even though it is primarily used for its anesthetic properties in medical procedures.
Laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, can lower inhibitions and make some people more talkative or uninhibited. However, it does not have the same truth serum effect as depicted in movies. It can make people more jovial and chatty, but it does not necessarily lead to revealing deep secrets.
ANSWER:Nitrous oxide is commonly used by dentists as a mild sedative to keep the patient calm during lengthy dental work. It causes euphoria in the patient and some giggle and laugh. Thus the nickname of laughing gas. My dentist calls it happy gas.
Laughing gas, or nitrous oxide, can make you feel relaxed, euphoric, and possibly giggly. Some people also experience tingling sensations or mild hallucinations. It typically wears off quickly once the supply is stopped.
Nitrogen makes up approximately 80% of normal air and can be used to make laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide.
Because they make people laugh
A laughing contest is where 2 or more people have a contest trying to make each other laugh the last person who didn't laugh wins.
People can be amused without actually laughing, but laughter does indicate a high level of amusement. So if humor does make people laugh, it is successful.
Nitrous oxide makes you giddy and some people laugh from the experience, thus it's called laughing gas.
Smiling and laughing are usually associated with positive emotions. When people laugh, endorphins are released in the brain which can make people feel good and happy, prompting them to smile. Smiling and laughing can also be social cues to indicate to others that something is funny or enjoyable.
Laughing inappropriately is often a sign of defense or compensation.
not laughing at all because if you laugh to hard and long your side will begin to hurt
"A pie in the face joke is always good for a cheap laugh."
Try not to think about whatever you're laughing at. Try to think of something that doesn't make you laugh.
Laughing Gas or Nitrous Oxide (N2O) to use it proper name is used as an anesthetic.
The Dream is That Comedians even T.V. Sitcom Characters are trying to make me laugh because I don't Laugh at Funny Things or T.V. Sitcoms.
If you laugh to much; you can cause serious damage to your lung and laugh box. According to the science agency, laughing to much can cause your voice to lose and will make you have sugery to remove your laughing box. I advise you to stop laughing to much for this process.you won't have surgery but you can lose your voice for a short time,I'm sorry but there is no such thing as a "laugh box" maybe a diaphragm.