frowning on the inside

Despite,  deceiving appearances facial paralysis doesn't make one happy after all.  Researchers in Holland recently discovered that too much Botox, inhibits both your ability to make facial expressions and your subsequent ability to release negative emotion. In the study, 30 people were shown a series of disturbing and gruesome images. Some participants were asked to keep a blank face, while others were allowed natural facial reactions. Subjects unable to show facial emotions perceived the world as worse place, and held onto negative emotions longer.  No wonder Joan Rivers is eternally pissed.