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Rocking Out at Reparapy!

Posted by reparapy On 8:17 AM



Hi everyone!

I downloaded Adam Lambert's American Idol studio remix album and let me tell you, Reparapy is rocking out this morning!!! Why is it that good music makes you feel so great? I didn't know the answer to that question and it seems like something we should all know, so as Adam was "Cryin," I decided to look up the answer.

Well, according to Daniel Levitin, Ph.D., professor of psychology and music at McGill University in Montreal and author of This Is Your Brain on Music (Dutton, 2006), whether you listen to it or play it, music has been shown to ease pain and anxiety. In addition, lower blood pressure, better sleep, and reduced pain can be achieved when music activates the brain's pleasure centers.

There's a great article on this at BellaOnline that talks about actual physical and mental results doctors are finding when using music therapy. Here are some of the highlights of the article:
  • Heart patients gained the same benefits from listening to 30 minutes of classical music as they did from taking 10 mg of the anti-anxiety medication Valium
  • Students who listen to 10 minutes of Mozart prior to taking SATs had higher scores than students who weren’t exposed to the music
  • People who listened to light classical music for 90 minutes while editing a manuscript increased accuracy by 21%
So if you're in a funk, sick, or just need a boost, look no further than your playlists! Crank it up and feel the change happen inside your body.

On a final note, if you're one who needs a whole lotta love because you were born to be wild, the benefits of music therapy for you are pretty black or white. In this mad world, you've just got to jump in that ring of fire and play that funky music. You'll soon find that this slow ride means a change is gonna come and that you'll soon stop cryin', the tracks of your tears will be drying, and soon you'll be feelin' good. So, if I cant' have you, Adam, at least I have all your music to make me smile and feel good every day!

Cheers,
Zara Kramer
CEO



p.s. The bolded words in the last paragraph are the titles of the songs on Adam's album which you can purchase at itunes. Rock on Adam! Also, all the photographs of Adam are courtesy of American Idol. I added some extras here at the bottom of the post because he's just so juicy!











3 Response to "Rocking Out at Reparapy!"

  1. http://lifeandtimesofthestrange.blogspot.com/

    ENJOY

     

  2. My former English Teacher used to have us listen to Classical music for 10 minutes everyday at the beginning of class. She said it would help "make us smarter". My kids listen to it too, I hope it works! :)

     

  3. chelle Said,

    Hah, there are Adam fans EVERYWHERE! I'm with you, Zara -- if I feel crabby or even just a little off, listening to Adam Lamberts amazing voice is a guaranteed pick-me-up.

    His gorgeous iTunes studio recording of Feeling Good is also my anthem when I'M feeling good -- so much fun to sing along with!

     

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