8 Problems You (Maybe) Don’t Know Can Be Solved With Music

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Sports performance

It is not a simple background for accompaniment: music can make the difference in the success of a sports performance. According to a Georgia Southern University study, it helps to control physiological activation (arousal) levels before and after the competition, helps athletes focus for performance, and creates the right team spirit during it. Research from Brunel University (London) estimates that the right music can increase physical endurance by 15%. And another British study from 2005 showed that listening to music can improve sports performance by 20% (with a kind of doping effect).

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Premature births

Music can be a lifesaver for babies born prematurely. Canadian researchers have observed that playing music for premature babies helps babies cope with pain better and encourages better eating habits, promoting weight gain. Favorite genres? Classical music - and sounds that recall the mother's heartbeat: the latter would promote sleep in the little ones.

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Depressed plants

In addition to the growth of babies, music also helps in that of plants. At least that's what some theories collected in a 1973 volume, entitled The Sound of Music and Plants , written by Colorado university professor Dorothy Retallack support. In one of his experiments, Retallack made two identical groups of plants listen to two different musical genres: rock music and background lounge music. After 2 weeks, the plants that had been listening to rock music appeared to have grown, but curved and with dark, yellowed leaves, away from the speakers. The plants of the second group had grown evenly and appeared green and lush, almost reaching out towards the music source.

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Brain injuries

Music is an important cognitive rehabilitation tool for those who have suffered brain injuries, or are facing the consequences of neurodegenerative diseases. Listening to favorite music can improve the mood and health of stroke patients; rhythmic sound stimulations can help in the recovery of speech and sound functions. In patients with Parkinson's, they serve as adjuvants in exercises aimed at restoring balance.

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Hearing

In some cases, listening to music continuously can prevent natural age-related hearing loss problems. A study on 163 adults, half of them professional musicians, showed that music lovers were able to process sounds better than control subjects, with a discrepancy that increases with age. A 70-year-old musician can on average distinguish sounds in a noisy environment as effectively as a 50-year-old non-musician.

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Broken heart

And i’m not referring to the pains of love, but to heart diseases. It has been shown that relaxing music can be useful in the recovery of patients who have undergone heart operations or have returned from a heart attack, because it lowers blood pressure, reduces heart rate and helps reduce anxiety. Cheerful and dynamic music, especially if appreciated, makes the vessels expand and intensifies blood circulation, promoting heart health.

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Terrible teenagers

It is not just the melody of a song that has positive effects. Its content can also give important benefits. A 2008 British study showed how listening to songs with a positive social message (such as Michael Jackson's "Heal the World") encourages collaborative behaviors in adolescents

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Literacy

Some orchestras organized in the most corrupt places in the world have the merit of taking children off the street and directing them towards a new common goal. But music can act in an even more concrete way. A 2009 American study showed that learning to read music and recognize musical notes at school age also boosts general reading skills, contributing to literacy.

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