With her we cry, laugh, dance, remember old times...There is no doubt the power of music on an emotional level and how the style we hear says a lot about us.But now, thanks to numerous scientific studies, we also know the physical impact of a melody.
In Lifestyle we tell you some of the benefits that a song can cause in our body and the effects on behavior.Give Play!
Premature babies
We already know that music helps the development of the fetus , but it is also very beneficial for those babies born early.A Canadian study has confirmed that putting music to premature babies improves the feeding of the little ones and favors that they gain weight faster , since which helps calm newborns and reduces energy consumption.

Hence many hospitals use music in neonatal areas .Sounds that mimic the heartbeat or v The mothers' womb, as well as Mozart, are some of the melodies recommended by the experts.
Improves hearing
If you study music, you will listen better than average all your life.This is what a study in which 163 adults, 74 of them musicians, discovered.The research showed that the group of musicians had a higher hearing capacity than people without musical training.

Thus, an elderly musician can understand a conversation in a noisy environment with the same clarity as a non-musician twenty years younger.
Cardiac support
Yes, everyone is known that music revitalizes the heart on an animic level, but also physical.
And it is that patients who have suffered a heart attack can favor their recovery through music, since happy melodies, that make us feel good, reduce blood pressure and heart rate , improving our vascular health.
Sports motivation
The fact that many trainers put Music to your teams just before going out to compete is not something casual.

A good song, with fast pace, can raise the athlete's performance up to 20 percent, as a study showed in 2005 made in the UK.Acts as a doping substance, but natural and legal, so when you train, give it a chance to play.
And if not, tell the New Zealand Rugby players and their famous jaca.
Most committed young people
We are what we hear. This way we could summarize the results that Tobias Greitemeyer reached in a study developed in 2008.
The researcher delved into the i Influence of the lyrics of the songs in the behavior of adolescents and noticed that those young people who listened to committed music, with positive messages and social awareness , such as We are the world
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