When science and religion work synergistically
Memories related to music can far outlast other memories, and music therapy has proven to make patients more relaxed, happy, and talkative.
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For many people, music is something you throw on to help pass the time with a little easy entertainment, but there's a whole world of potential beneath those catchy beats. New research has just discovered that a certain kind of music can repel mosquitoes, while other studies are looking at how music changes the way we eat. Check out this gallery to see the unexpected uses for music—you'll be surprised at how it affects you without you even knowing.
Gastrophysics psychologist Charles Spence suggests that the urge to splurge on a nice glass of wine, for example, could be prompted by classical music playing at the time, which can send a signal to your brain that it's okay to spend more than usual.
Many studies say that listening to loud music can make a person drink more in less time. That's why bars tend to be deafening!
Surprising (and disturbing) effects of music
Studies are also looking at how music changes the way we eat
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For many people, music is something you throw on to help pass the time with a little easy entertainment, but there's a whole world of potential beneath those catchy beats. New research has just discovered that a certain kind of music can repel mosquitoes, while other studies are looking at how music changes the way we eat. Check out this gallery to see the unexpected uses for music—you'll be surprised at how it affects you without you even knowing.