Question 1

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 2

can you sleep with music on?

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Certainly: If it does not disturb the neighbors and you feel rested in the am, why not?

Question 3

can music affect intelligence?

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Maybe, depends: There is no good answer as to whether passive listening to music increases intelligence, or of so, by much. But like many arts, intense involvement in and learning of music will definitely improve intelligence--especially as measured broadly.

Question 4

does music help with migraines?

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No: The is nothing in the literature to support music as migraine treatment.

Question 5

can someone be addicted to music?

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Unlikely: Many love music and listen to it so frequently that it might seem light an addiction.  But the withdrawal from music is a longing rather than a sequence of physical reactions of the body.

Question 6

can loud music make anxiety even worse ?

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Surely: Though not specifically so. Negative environmental stimuli can increase your sense of anxiety, and anxiety can make you feel that normal music levels are too loud and magnify its effect to your senses.

Question 7

is it possible to listen to music too much?

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Doubtful: If the music relaxes or interests you or excites you then there is no harm in it.  If the listening distracts you from doing other important things in your life than you might be overdoing it.  Hopefully it is not too loud which can affect your hearing and disturb the neighbors.

Question 8

what are some benefits of music when i'm ttc?

Accepted Answer

Not a narcotic: This is an anticholinergic medicine closely related to Diphenhydramine (benadryl) and it is used as an otc muscle relaxant in combo with paracetamol (tylenol) sold in thailand and phillipines etc...Famously known as norgesic.
So, this is not a narcotic..
Consult your doc if you are using it..
Good luck.

Question 9

is there a type of music that can shrink tumors?

Accepted Answer

No: playing good classical music is known to help brain function.  Exam performance does improve.  The brain is tied to the immune system so that good brain function does help immune reactivity targeting a tumor.  Similarly stress lowers immunity by pouring out steroids.  While good immune function helps it has not been shown that with music, tumors will shrink.

Question 10

is it possible for music to make you run faster?

Accepted Answer

Motivational.: You may notice that listening to music that you enjoy will psych you up, motivating you to run farther and faster.  A great song can really make you go for it.

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