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Due to technical reasons, we have temporarily removed commenting from our articles. Happiness or kindness is not the cause of all smiles, even though many assume that it is. Shatrice you are without a doubt a remarkable women and it shows what didn't kill made you stronger!! As Nicole strengthened her body through competing and changing her diet and exercise routine, the lessons she would learn through her relationships would strengthen her spirit. Dreadlocks could see that I had been observing their stilted interaction. Smiles are in his arsenal. If you are looking to give feedback on our new site, please send it along to feedback globeandmail.

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What Lies Behind the Smile

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When told he was being videotaped, the former colonel looked up at the camera and flashed a big, quick grin. He is a psychopath, after all.

Smiles are in his arsenal. All of us are less than genuine in our expressions from time to time, psychopathy aside.

Happiness or kindness is not the cause of all smiles, even though many assume that it is. Decode our smiley-faced-media-saturated culture and you'll see a variety of meanings behind the grin. There's Stephen Harper's Prime Ministerial close-lipped smile, the default expression of any politician who wants to convey calm confidence even when he or she doesn't feel it. There's the red-carpet grin of celebrities, part of their image craft to convey the utter marvellousness of their closely surveyed lives.

And who believes the smile of the loser on a reality show is about happiness.

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It's polite and hopefully gracious in defeat. Long ago in our evolution, humans developed "the voluntary as well as involuntary smile," explains Marianne LaFrance, social psychologist at Yale University and author of Lip Service: Babies smile at five or six weeks of age, not out of pleasure, but to seduce their caregivers into staying close. As adults, we have other survival ruses. But if I can fake you out, then my chances of survival go up," Dr.

The intentional smile arises from a different part of the brain than the unintentional or genuine one does, she says. And there are ways to identify them. It's an expression of disbelief or cynicism. It's the grin of the maitre d': It pops on the face when you arrive and pops off as soon as you leave. The genuine smile slips on slowly and doesn't last long, Dr.

It's the one we should treasure because it suggests what the Dalai Lama calls "fresh happiness" — an unexpected and honest emotion that springs from the better part of our humanity. It's not put on, not rehearsed, not learned for manners or for survival. It's rare, in other words.

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Which brings me to my subway smile. And no, I don't mean the expression on the platform that we all know well, the "Yes, I'm human. Her relief came after completely putting an end to her dependency on prescription drugs and instead, began to make better eating choices, curb her alcohol consumption and smoking, detox to rid her body of harmful toxins, drop harmful people and relationships, and take natural supplements with the help of her integrative physician.

Nicole will be the first to tell you that you can look healthy on the outside, but be suffering on the inside. Yes, you can be "skinny fat" and even though she has grown up the daughter of a doctor and a nurse, the abusive, neglectful nature of her father and her mother's oversight of healthy eating meant that Nicole would have to come to terms with her health and turn it around on her own. And that is exactly what she did.

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She has been able to help so many with her focus on eating healthy, taking natural supplements instead of prescription pharmaceuticals, tailoring your exercise routine to fit you, and cutting out negative people and influences in your life, as well as opening up your heart to God and the guidance that He can provide. The ability to improve our lives is in our hands. It just takes someone like Nicole Moneer to help show us just what we can do.

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