Music has a phenomenal impact on our lives. Imagine if the music did not exist, how about it? Now imagine a movie without a soundtrack background, how about it? Fortunately the world of organized sounds always been part of everyday life.
It is important to note here that the music not only belongs to those who practice them, or even survive it, but every human being, even those who by hearing loss can not hear it, but you can feel its vibrations.
Music is one of the few activities that involves the use of whole brain. It is deep in all cultures and can have amazing benefits not only to learn a language, improve memory and focus attention, but also for the coordination and development.
Music has positive effects on pain management, it can help reduce both the feeling of anguish even chronic pain and postoperative pain. Listening to music may reduce chronic pain in a number of painful conditions including osteoarthritis, depression up to 25% according to a research England. Music therapy is increasingly used in hospitals to reduce the need for medication during the delivery, to decrease postoperative pain and complement the use of anesthesia during surgery. The music may give the patient a sense of control, causing the body to release endorphins to counteract pain. Slow music makes the person relax, slowing your breathing and heartbeat
The music accelerates post-stroke recovery. The daily dose of a favorite pop melodies, classical music or jazz can speed recovery from debilitating strokes, according to the latest research. When stroke patients in Finland listened to music for a couple of hours each day, verbal memory and attention improved significantly compared with patients who received no musical stimulation, or who just heard the stories read aloud, reports of study.
