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A member asked:
Listening to some songs gives me a chill running through my back, and i feel hyper energized. why does it happen ?
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The tempo of music: (as well as the lyrics) changes the brainwaves in our brains. Music also impacts our neurotransmitter levels. All of this creates moods and energy levels. Enjoy all of this. Peace and good health.
Answered 12/2/2014
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