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Is it possible for music to really improve health, reduce blood-pressure and help the human brain?
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Music: There is a statistical probability for most things. Some music is calming and soporific. There is plenty of 'music' that isn't. I doubt some of the noise I hear blasting out of car speakers is anything but acoustic trauma.
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