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In a study published in December, scientists found that when people focused on music while being subjected to painful shocks, they experienced relief. Those who came into the experiment the most anxious received the biggest benefit from the melodies they listened to.
What does that mean for you? The next time you’re freaking about a check-up or laid up in bed with a sprained ankle, try listening to music to relax your body. Pick slow, calming songs that soothe your soul. Why? The music can take your mind off your worries and pain, helping you calm down, in the case of a doctor’s appointment, or feel less pain, in the case of an injury. Hey, it’s worth a try, right?
Do you listen to music when you’re not feeling 100 percent?
BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 1/10/2012 5:39:00 PM
POSTED IN doctor, injury, advice, mind/motivation
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by kayah723 on 1/12/2012 8:18:58 PM
I already knew that music made shocks less painful, I discovered that last year when I hurt my knee. My therapist had to shock my quads to wake them up and when I listened to music it hurt less.
by catlover26 on 1/12/2012 7:14:07 PM
Hey Girlies! Love to write songs? Then join my club 'Sassy Songwriters'! It's a great club for songwriters to hang out and share their ideas! Also come to get advice, feedback on Ur songs, and just to have a good time with other songwriters! I would love to see U there!(: XoXo<3 Madi(: (Prez of 'Sassy Songwriters')
by *MusicGirl16* on 1/12/2012 6:45:41 PM
Hey Ladies! Do you need advice? I would love to give you some! I will answer any questions, or just talk to you when you are sad. I can give you advice about friends, guys, family, food, sports, school,growing up, or even yourself! I would be absolutely happy to help! I will give you an honest answer ASAP, and hun, nothing is too personal so don't be afraid!Thank you(: ( Oh, and BTW, The four tags I have aren't just the things you can ask me about. Those are just ideas!)
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