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Does Tickling Cause Mental Illness? No Scientific Evidence
Tickling is physical stimulation evoking laughter and physiological/psychological responses. Intense/prolonged tickling may cause discomfort, pain, or anxiety, but no scientific evidence links it to insanity or mental illness.
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