Crying tears of joy and laughing at bad news are common problems - and researchers have finally found out why we do it. They say the key is our brain trying to compensate. The phenomenon even ...

Everyone cries – whether you’re overwhelmed with happiness, sadness, anger or stress. Sometimes, letting the tears flow is the most natural way to release intense emotions. “Crying is a ...

Literally, the nation is crying tears of joy from one eye, and tears of grief from the other. One of many vivid examples of this is a recent conversation on the Inspiration from Zion podcast with ...

Crying is a universal human response that goes beyond emotions. From stress relief to better communication, shedding tears has profound effects on our physical and mental well-being.

TEARS can be a relief or an embarrassment - they can spring from happiness, pain or grief ... to the tear sac and then into the nose. 'Crying' is when we produce tears so rapidly that this ...

Many parents are concerned that their children sometimes cry during psychological counselling sessions, and that the ...

All humans cry. Some of our tears are meant to keep our eyes moist and healthy. Others clean out the eye from dust, pollens and other pollutants. Emotional tears play another role. Although ...