For example, a recent study in Canada showed that there's a real causal relationship between music and the reward system, a core part of the brain that reacts to stimuli, which are good for us – food, light, sex for example – and reinforces these behaviours meaning that we do them more.
Researchers at McGill University in Montreal showed that listening to pleasurable music of any description induced 'musical chills', which triggered the release of the feel-good chemical dopamine.
If we're feeling anxious or stressed, we can encourage our cerebral cortex to produce slow alpha-frequency brain waves, while on the other end of the scale, if we help our cortex to produce faster beta waves, we will be better equipped to concentrate and focus our attention on a fairly lengthy task."
In this article the author explains that music has many health benefits to the human body whether its mental, emotional, or physical. As long as its music that you enjoy your body will react positively to it. He shows many examples of this when he mentions the study done at McGill University and how "pleasurable" music releases a "Feel-Good" Dopamine.
http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/healthy-living/wellbeing/health-benefits-of-music.htm
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