Can you tell me some info on what kind of music affect people's blood pressure and heart rate?
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Calm music can lower bloodpressure and heart rate while loud or fast music raises it.
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do u like music?pop music, r&B music and dancing music is all energetic music and u will get motivate,dont sit after ure eating because its making sleep and trying to do exercise in the morning
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60-80 beats per minute
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I'm not sure exactly an answer to your question but what you can do is go look under different genre's of music and find something you may be intrested into and listen.
1010489
Lots of "Breathe Deeply" exercises...And have someone else drive---That driving can raise your blood pressure even higher!
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Yeah, increases heart rate, pulse, blood pressure. Not a reason to start, though.
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You are soooo right ... JAZZ is the way to go !!! Though I am grown now (42) ... I was an avid fan of JAZZ as a teen ... even sang it (still do) . So much of the music today is way to harsh ... all the undertones & shattering vibration's messing with the delicate system's within our bodies ... literally making people ill mentally & physically ... no wonder people have so many problem's these day's ... just think about it !!!!! I think like you ... I will just stick to the beautiful , calm & soothing sound's of JAZZ :) . Have a great dance !!!!
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That's not true.  The brain gets the biggest hit.  That's why they're called EMOTIONAL.  As far as the other organs, you have to define how you measure "effect".  That is, everything gets kicked a little during an emotional wave, adrenals, muscles (including the heart), circulatory system, etc.  Just because the heart rate is the easiest to detect does not necessarily mean that it gets a bigger jolt than anything else.
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Try www.stevenhalpern.com or find his music the store.  There's more info about WHY the music helps people at the website.\n\nAlso, Tahitian NONI juice is AWESOME!!!  It is listed in the Physician's Desk Reference with NO known negative side effects. www.tni.com \n\nAlso, read up on spiritual warfare.\n\nAny or all of this will help.
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You can try hip hop music. I suggest you try R&B songs by CHRIS BROWN.The songs should have good beats(clap beats). You can try songs by BEYONCE and USHER.Also try songs by JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE,especially his new song MY LOVE from his album FUTURESEX/LOVESOUNDS.
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Upbeat music will snap you out of it. You don't want to listen to anything that will make you more depressed than you already feel. :)
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Plz read n learn\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=What+are+the+different+effects+of+high+blood+pressure+and+other+cardiovascular+diseases&btnG=Search&meta=
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you bet, the type of food has a big impact, stress has a lot of impact, blood pressure of course, weight, genetics, some most people have this and don't feel it, doctors tell me less than 1% of all people can feel it, i do. not much they can do, just find out which food and control the stress. about all that can be done with out pace-maker, big step, but if it is real bad only choice, they tell me it is the extra electrical impulses of my heart. good luck!
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Great Question Coastal\nOur brain attempts to process every single sensory event in our lives on a continual 24 hour a day basis. \n\nWe tend to like music better than most regular sounds because regular sounds tend to be non patterned and hard to identify, catagorize and process. Music is usually rythmic and patterned, which is easier for our brains to identify and process.\nSome music is easier for your brain to process than others because the notes exist at a frequency that is easy for your brain to recognize and transfer through its "pipeline".\nMusic is a very personal experience because the atomic processing systems of each person is unique. \nCertain frequencies will affect each person differently.\n\nThere are many other factors involved in music being deemed enjoyable, such as associative relationships. (what was happening to you while the music played, what memories are evoked while the song is playing. etc..)\n\nScientifically speaking, our Physical sense of pleasure from music, without taking into account any other factors, will be the result of the compatibilty of our processing system with the frequency being processed.  (What frequencies of energy, or combination of frequencies of energy, are easiest, or most satisfying for our existing energy sensing system to process.) \n\nExample-1\nToo much heat energy through our touch sensory system in our fingers will cause the atoms in our fingers to absorb too much energy and swell, possibly to destructive levels. We perceive this as a burn. Some people however can handle much more heat energy than others before feeling pain.\n\nExample-2\nToo much audio energy at an uncumfortable level,(air horn siren), will do the same thing to the atoms that transfer the sound energy after it is converted to electrical signal. \nEvery person has an optimal range of audio energy processing that is different from everyone else. We tend to listen to the \ntype of energy that is the easiest for us to process.\n\nAnimals can probably appreciate the difference between soothing comforting energy levels and assaultive painful ones.\n\nA lot of info, but I hope this helps.\nKeep asking the good questions.
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http://www.ebaumsworld.com/2006/06/sayit.html\n\n\nthis quick song will lower your stress trust me!
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MUSIC, AND ANYTHING RELATED TO IT!!! just check my info! :)
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Tachycardia (more than 100 beats per minute [bpm]) can be an indicator of heart disease.\n\nTemporary increases in heart rates in generally healthy people are not considered harmful to the human body.