7 Little Known Effects Of Music On The Body

Music is as old as humanity, yet we know very little about this powerful form of communication.
These seven facts will help shed a little light.
1. Music can alter our senses
There is a scientific reason why the most stunning bands in history were also the loudest.
Stunning music affect your mental and physical reaction.
Stunning music could cause histeria, anger even depression.
Soft music brings peace, rest and intelligence development

2. Music stimulates people to buy more

In markets this principle is known
They put music intentionally so that people buy more
Even some use subliminal messages to increase this stimulus
3. All humans have rhythm
The human heart will automatically try to synchronize its beat with the tempo of a song.
According to the science, humans and songbirds are the only animals known to do this, suggesting our bodies
are made to be moved by music.
This perhaps answers the question as to why babies intrinsically dance to music, and why musical styles that
feature strong, anchoring rhythms are so widely appealing.
4. Music Turn On Your Brain
Called Mozart effect, is a scientific research that demonstrate the effect that classical music has on the brain.
Increases concentration and sharpness of thought
5. Increases the perceptivenes
Musicians with long-term musical training are better able to judge the emotion or intentions.
Basically, a seasoned musician will know what you really mean no matter what youre saying.
6. Increase your feelings of wellbeing
Listening to your favorite song can boost your feelings of wellbeing.
Listening to pleasant music boosted levels of serotonin in test subjects.
Serotonin is a neurotransmitter responsible for giving you good feelings and, strangely enough, regulating your
bowel movements.

The study also found that listening to unpleasant music had the opposite effect of decreasing serotonin levels.
7. Music is a weapon
Irritable music and high levelsof music are used as a method of torture and fordisperse enemies

In 2005, a British luxury cruise liner fended off a Somali pirate attack using blasts of extremely loud noise from
a new breed of non-lethal weapons.
Known as a Long Range Acoustic Device, its the latest in a series of military grade sonic weapons, capable
of emitting 150 dBs enough to burst your ear drums at a range of 984 feet.
The device has also been used in war zones, like Iraq, and to control crowds in New Orleans during Katrina, but
using sound and music as a weapon dates back decades. US troops blasted rock n roll to help flush out
Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega in 1989; the FBI used irritating music in an attempt to end the standoff
with the Branch Davidian cult in Waco, Texas; and the rock anthem, AC/DCs Hells Bells, blared down the
streets of Fallujah while US Marines battled the Mujahadeen. Even George Washingtons Army used a drum
and fife corps as a command platform; their musical signals would direct troops during battle.