Music's therapeutic effects are increasingly backed by science, offering benefits from mental health to physical performance. The WHO recognizes music therapy for anxiety, depression, and Alzheimer's, with studies in *The Journal of Alzheimer's Disease* showing improved memory retrieval and cognitive function. Uplifting music releases dopamine, enhancing mood, while *The British Journal of Psychiatry* cautions against melancholic music reinforcing negative emotions. Music also impacts physical health. *Frontiers in Psychology* indicates high-tempo music boosts endurance and performance during exercise. The AHA notes music's role in CPR, with songs like 'Stayin' Alive' guiding optimal rhythm. However, the WHO warns against hearing loss from loud music, and the APA highlights the influence of lyrics on behavior, urging mindfulness of emotional and behavioral effects. Music can heal, but awareness of its potential negative impacts is crucial.
Music's Impact: From Mental Well-being to Physical Performance, Studies Reveal
Edited by: Elena HealthEnergy
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