Alteration in cardiac autonomic activity during listening to Thai classical music in male subjects
Onkanya Butsen,
Panida Wannamool,
Maitta Phoglin
et al.
Abstract:Relaxing music, such as classical music, could improve autonomic nervous system function by reducing sympathetic activity and increasing parasympathetic activity, as indicated by an increase in heart rate variability (HRV). However, it is unknown whether Thai classical music, which is considered to be relaxing music, could induce autonomic alterations. This study investigated the effects of classical, heavy metal, and Thai classical music on cardiac autonomic activity, as determined by HRV, using a crossover d… Show more
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