How Music Relates to your brain!!!

Studies have shown that music triggers notable improvements in a student’s academic skills when they listen to certain types of music while they are studying. How are your grades?

Here are a few Important facts you probably didn't know about music.

*Makes task seem easier - Listening to feel-good music while performing a challenging task can make the activity seem a whole lot easier and more manageable to accomplish.

*Improves motivation - Exposure to music through lessons and other activities may help students overcome their mental block, so to speak. Music has been proven to be an effective tool in encouraging students to explore different fields.

*Increases confidence - It helps boost the confidence of the students and helps them achieve more success in their endeavors.

*Music heightens self-trust and sharpens personal discipline.

Understanding how music affects the brain has been a topic of scientific research for years. It still is a very broad subject and scientists don’t yet fully understand all the implications of music on the brain. Although there is still not yet a full understanding of music’s effect on the brain, modern and alternative treatments have began to embrace music’s effects by making use of music therapy to treat depression, ADD, seizures, premature infancy and insomnia. 

Emotional problems and other negative feelings such as anxiety, worrying, and depression create an uncomfortable and sometimes chaotic mood in the brain, thereby affecting its functioning. This is reflected in weaker reasoning ability and increased difficulty in the performance of tasks as a result of a reduction in the levels of serotonin. Around 50 million brain cells are affected by serotonin levels. Music can cause an increase in serotonin levels thereby creating positive effects on the brain cells that control memory power, learning, mood, sleep functions, body temperature regulation mechanisms, sexual desires, and other processes. 

Music helps improve your memory. Research suggests that the silence in between two musical notes can trigger the neurons and brain cells which are required for sharp memory. Music from flute, sarod, and santoor, are ideal for the improvement of memory and concentration. Music with stronger beats causes brain waves to resonate in such a way that is in sync with the music. This brings about higher levels of alertness and concentration. Music also enhances your creativity. Music has positive effects on the right side of your brain. Music affects the brain’s center which is responsible for creativity development. Studies suggest music also helps in the release of endorphins that aid in speeding up the body’s healing process. Studies suggest music also helps in the release of endorphins that aid in speeding up the body’s healing process.

Here are a couple more Important facts you probably didn't know about music.

*It distracts the body from suffering and pain.

*It simultaneously triggers certain chemical activities that promote healing.

Listening to actual non-terrible music has an additional effect, since pleasurable music releases dopamine that simply makes certain parts of your brain function better (particularly if they were damaged before). Music is more than words. We will soon be able to use music as one of the biggest stress relievers in the world.