How Does Music Affect Our Body and Brain?

Music appears to be processed in the right hemisphere
of the brain.
The way we experience music also affects our nervous system.

There are different neurons that respond according to what kind
of music is playing.

Music can effect hormones,encourage the production of cortisol,

testosterone  and oxytocin.

Music can even trigger a release of endorphins.

Beyond the biology and the actual responses  of your body,

there are definite responses of the mind as well.

You're aware of how you feel  when you listen to music,but how

do you know that it's actually  having any sort of effect on you?

There is scientific evidence of the way  it can affect your mind!

It's clearly more than just a suspicion   it's fact!-

 

The most famous experiment related to this is probably the one that

was performed at the University of California at Irvine.

College students were assigned to three different groups.

The first group listened to Mozart's sonata for Two Pianos in D Major.

The second group listened to a relaxation tape.

The third group listened to nothing at all.

After listening, they took  a Stanford-Beinet reasoning test.

The results were clear -- those who had listened to Mozart

had improved scores!

Many musical therapy experts recommend  making music

a part of your daily life,because its effects can improve with time.

There is evidence that, over time, your language skills, creativity, 

happiness, and more can improve with regular musical therapy.

The evidence is also stacked up strongly in favor  of music's healing 

power!A positive link has been found  for those suffering from

things like autism, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and Tourette's.

There are neuroscientists who are working to discover exactly

why music has healing powers. 

After all, it's pretty amazing that  it can stimulate certain areas of the 

brain,speed healing, and decrease anxiety  and increase optimism.

There are different components to music  that can have an effect

Pitch, harmony, frequency, melody, and rhythm all effect the brain

in different ways.

We know that some of the brain locations are involved in helping

to heal  the sool and  the body as well.

The brain can be taught and stimulated  to perform better, and it seems

that music is the perfect vehicle to do that.

However, there is science behind music  and its healing power and

Dr. Mike Miller of the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimor

set out to study this.

He used high-tech imaging to measureblood vessel size while listening
to music.

What he found was that  the lining of the blood vessel relaxed and 

opened up.

It also produced chemicals that help protect the heart.

Now when you add music with brainwave entrainment,you get something

very special - Super Mind Music.

It can help:

* New neural pathway growth increase in brain power

* Balancing of the brain’s electrical activity whole brain functioning

* Improved memory

* Balancing of Emotions

* Mozart effect benefits multiplied

* Regulation of sleep cycles

* Positive brain chemical release such as DHEA and Serotonin

* Mood elevation

To watch a free video which explains this in more detail 

  visit this link -

 Free Super Mind Music videos