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can music help when studying?

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Maybe: For some this is relaxing and allows you to slip into a study mode.For others it does the opposite. The choice of the music can be a benefit or not, depending on the person.

Question 2

how music affects your health?

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Depends: Music affects your mood and thoughts which can affect your health. Loud music also has a physical effect on your body, which can either harm or help you. For example, loud music played constantly can harm your hearing permanently. On the other hand, soft, restful music can help you sleep. Music therapy is now a recognized field of study, see http://www.Musictherapy.Org/.

Question 3

ecstasy messed me up, please help?

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Mutual support helps: Consider attending a meeting of narcotics anonymous.

Question 4

what is benefit of music when ill?

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If you like it: "music therapy" is a "complementary" practice -- labor-intensive, and keeps the patient entertained while the disease runs its course. Nobody has shown any real advantage to music in really treating anything. I play keyboard but dislike having to listen to music especially if i'm trying to do something productive, and need it off if i'm going to sleep. If it comforts you, fine.

Question 5

how do i clear up a mesa out break?

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See your doctor to  : Obtain a culture from one of the pustules. The results tell which oral antibiotics are likely to work. Cut your fingernails short. Use alcohol-based hand sanitizers before picking up babies or touching other people. Continue the antibiotic for the full course of treatment prescribed.

Question 6

could music damage my facial nerves?

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No: The facial nerve activates the muscles of the face and is not involved in hearing - so there would be no effect of music on this system.

Question 7

how can grandparents cope with messy eaters?

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Leave it to parents: It's their problem to fix. You did your job, raising them correctly i hope!

Question 8

what can i do about messed up mental health?

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Get help!: You do not have to go it alone. If you know you have issues, why not get some help from a professional. They can help you improve your mental health. You don't have to suffer they will help you find solutions and have a happier life. You will need to share with them all the problems you are having and together they will help you find solutions.

Question 9

what effect does fast music have on exercise?

Accepted Answer

Helps keep pace: Having rhythmic beat in the background helps many people keep up in a group class. Music can also make exercise at home more interesting. My personal favorites are Brazilian and Bollywood :) Hey, it's worth a try. What do we have to lose?

Question 10

how soon can i enroll my baby in music classes?

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5-6 years: Every child is different, of course, and some will do better under this age.  However, most kids will not have the patience and attention span to get much out of lessons under this age.  After all, this is when real school starts.   From 3-5 years, most places will want parents there to help focus.  After 6, they are ready to go solo and focus more.

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