In this
article which was adapted from “How and Why Is Music A Good Tool” by Elizabeth Scott.
The author expresses benefits from music therapy are seen producing a positive
result, physically and mentally to a variety of patients, with a variety of diagnoses.
The health care industry is recognizing music therapy and is expanding quickly.
Different techniques are being researched, and have shown how the brain reacts
to this new therapy. Also similar research how breathing and heart rates are
impacted by music.
In music
therapy the new wave compared to traditional medicine? I agree with the author
and the article on the benefits of music. Research has proven the positive
effects it has on people. You do not have to be sick to feel the effect. I personally
love to put on music while my daily activities are performed. It calms me when
am stuck in traffic, it helps me focus working out.
The benefits
are natural; patients are all ready on medication and why not try something new
and different. Cancer patients are being exposed to radiation, chemo and other
harsh therapies. Their bodies deteriorating from all the unnatural therapies.
Music therapy is able to help them produce natural effects that will be beneficial
to patients in the long run. My mother listens to music on the way to chemo and
it puts her in a better mood and she is much calmer.
Music alone
brings the family together without even noticing it. My mother will sing to her
grandchildren and they will start change their moods. They’ll dance with her
and sing. Children also benefit from this new therapy, brainwaves are effected
and proves to show difference in behavioral patterns, more alert and quick
thinking are some of the benefits. Children today need different stimulants
other than drugs, whether it prescribed or recreational.
Knowledge and
education on alternative therapies is the new age. We need more researches and
experiments done to prove that our bodies and minds can provide natural healing
processes.
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