The Impact of Songs and Music in our Life

Have you ever experienced a sweet classical music when in solitary? How pleasant it feels! And a melancholic song? You must have felt sorrow after listening, certainly. But have you ever thought why this happens to us? Why we don't laugh or get happy listening to a melodramatic music?

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When we hear music our some parts of brain get activated and reflexes to that. At first, we get to understand that it is a music by a part AUDITORY CORTEX. It analyses different tones of the music. AMYGDALA, is a part of brain which is right ahead of HIPPOCAMPUS, is the cause of your emotional reactions towards different types of music. So, whenever you cry on a sorta music, curse your AMYGDALA! 

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Some people get really anxious when they listen to a harsh toned music. Research has found that when a subject listens to music that gives them the chills, it triggers a release of dopamine to the brain. And if you don’t know, dopamine is a kind of naturally occurring happy chemical we receive as part of a reward system.

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Even plants get the right way of the music. Research has found that if plants are kept to listen any jazz or classical or any other music, they grow faster and even healthier. And an additional note, if we say them alot of abusing words, they may even die! So, in the future be careful with your words said to plants!

So the next time you’re listening to music, maybe you’ll think about how it’s actively affecting your mood or maybe you won’t. That’s sort of the beauty of it — music’s just naturally ingrained in our lives and it seems to bring us joy when we need it the most. Perhaps the healthiest thing we can do is simply enjoy it and bask in a downright catchy chorus.

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