Going
through the article in Washington Post, we were reminded about the effect of
music on body and mind. From the point of health of skin, Herbally Radiant has
been focusing on combination of Essential Oils that it uses in its
formulations, especially its anti-aging products, for creating a calming effect
on mind that is crucial to enhance natural beauty.
The reported
occasion was TEDMED 2016 at Palm Springs, Calif, where some new ideas were
aired, though some were not so new. The effect of music on body and mind was
one of them. We examined it in the
context of maintaining beautiful looks and appearance.
Scientists
have known for a long time that music — the pitch, tone, modality and lyrics —
can have physiological and psychological effects on people. Can that power be
harnessed as a treatment for disease, addiction, even pain management? Ketki
Karanam, a biologist and tech entrepreneur who runs a company that is working
on a platform to measure the effects of music on health, wonders whether
doctors will one day tell their patients to “take two of these songs and call
me in the morning.” The scientific research into this area is still in its
early stages, but some work suggests that it can reduce anxiety, stimulate
pleasure centers and could potentially even serve as a way to reactivate
autobiographical memories in Alzheimer patients. One interesting finding is
that a song or type of music that may create happiness or pain in one person
may do absolutely nothing for someone else. “Our relationship with music we
love is deeply personal,” Karanam says.
However, even before the
TEDMED gathering, scientists have gone deeply into the effect of music on human
life. They believed that music is the medicine for the soul and body. Music
involves using the whole brain, and has surprising benefits not only for
improving memory, but also for physical coordination and development. Here are
some proven benefits :
1.It heals, gives the
patient a sense of control, causes the body to release endorphins to counteract
pain and relaxes by slowing breathing and heartbeat.
2.Slow relaxing music can help people
lower their blood pressure, and is good for heart. In
experiments, during musical pauses, heart and breathing rates normalized, or
reached more optimal levels.
4.Promotes post-stroke
recovery. In experiments it was found that when stroke patients listened to
music for a couple of hours each day, verbal memory and attention span improved
significantly, visual attention improved and fine-grained neuroanatomical
changes in the recovering brain were noticed.
5.Reduces
intensity, frequency and duration of headaches.
6.Boosts
immunity by creating a positive and profound emotional experience leading to
secretion of immune-boosting hormones.
7.Taiwanese
scientists demonstrated that Mozart K 448 (Sonata for Two Pianos in D major)
reduced the seizure recurrence and epileptiform discharges in children
epilepsy.
8.Music
activates many regions of the brain, including auditory, motor and limbic
leading to enhanced intelligence, learning and IQ, reading and literacy skills,
mathematical abilities, emotional intelligence, memory performance,
concentration and attention, fighting fatigue and increasing overall
productivity.
9.From
the point of health of skin, the R&D team of Herbally Radiant is aware that
relaxing music reduces stress that has calming effect on skin. By reducing
negative emotions, music helps in brightening the facial expression and
reflecting more optimistic and positive state of mind.
10.Music
can decrease the amount of the cortisol, a stress-related hormone produced by
the body in response to stress.
11.
At Herbally Radiant, customers are advised to feel the effects of music on
skin, especially those using its anti-aging formulations. Music improves mood
and decreases depression. The Essential Oils that are used by Herbally Radiant
in its formulations create the same effect through the aromatherapy
technique. In either case, the object is
to induce mental relaxation that shapes healthy skin and enhances beauty, while
preventing premature appearance of aging signs, lines and wrinkles.
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