Music facilitate the neurogenesis, regeneration and repair of neurons

Fukui, Hajime; Toyoshima, Kumiko

doi:10.1016/j.mehy.2008.06.019

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“…Previous studies found that responses to music are related to several parts of the nervous system, because auditory information passes through the limbic and paralimbic systems (1,3)-including the thalamus, hypothalamus, and amygdala-to the neocortex and influences the pituitary gland, thus inducing various physiologic effects (15). The caudate nucleus, located in the dorsal striatum, is highly involved in learning and memory (16) and has been implicated in responses to visual beauty (17).…”

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Frightening Music Triggers Rapid Changes in Brain Monoamine Receptors: A Pilot PET Study

Zhang

Chen

et al. 2012

J Nucl Med

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Frightening music can rapidly arouse emotions in listeners that mimic those from actual life-threatening experiences. However, studies of the underlying mechanism for perceiving danger created by music are limited. Methods: We investigated monoamine receptor changes induced by frightening music using 11 C-N-methyl-spiperone ( 11 C-NMSP) PET. Ten healthy male volunteers were included, and their psychophysiologic changes were evaluated. Results: Compared with the baseline condition, listening to frightening music caused a significant decrease in 11 C-NMSP in the right and left caudate nuclei, right limbic region, and right paralimbic region; a particularly significant decrease in the right anterior cingulate cortex; but an increase in the right frontal occipital and left temporal lobes of the cerebral cortex. Conclusion: Transient fright triggers rapid changes in monoamine receptors, which decrease in the limbic and paralimbic regions but increase in the cerebral cortex.

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Frightening Music Triggers Rapid Changes in Brain Monoamine Receptors: A Pilot PET Study

Zhang

Chen

et al. 2012

J Nucl Med

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“…W procesach biorą udział także hormony sterydowe, m.in. : kortyzol, testosteron, estrogen i niektóre proteiny, których zwiększone uwalnianie także zachodzi na drodze pobudzania muzyką [7]. Fakt ten stwarza nowe możliwości w terapii, np.…”

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“…choroby Alzheimera i zaburzeń pamięci. Słuchanie muzyki, które zwiększa uwalnianie hormonów sterydowych, może być ciekawszą i bardziej akceptowaną przez pacjentów terapią aniżeli stosowanie tabletek i zastrzyków [7].…”

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“…Listening to music activates regeneration processes of brain neurons. The following steroid hormones are a part of the regeneration process: cortisol, testosterone, estrogene and certain proteines, which are secreted in greater amounts after excitation with music [7]. This fact creates new possibilities in therapy of f.e.…”

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“…Alzheimer diseases or memory disorders. From a patient point of view, listening to music, which facilitates secretion of steroid hormones may be a more interesting and better accepted form of therapy than taking pills or injections [7].…”

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Effect of music on human body

Kalinowska

Kułak

2010

Physiotherapy

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Streszczenie:Poniższy artykuł poświęcony jest zagadnieniom oddziaływania muzyki na ludzki organizm. Celem pracy jest przytoczenie przykładów badań z lat 2000-2010, które wskazują na jej leczniczy wpływ na stan fizyczny i emocjonalny człowieka. Przedstawiono prace poruszające wpływ muzyki w zespole Retta, padaczce, plastyczności mózgu, krążeniu mózgowym, zaburzeniach zachowania i śnie. Ponadto naukowcy wskazują, które obszary mózgowia ulegają aktywacji podczas słuchania muzyki, a także opisują zachowanie się czynności bioelektrycznej mózgu w trakcie ekspozycji na bodziec dźwiękowy.Słowa kluczowe: muzyka, mózg, emocje, czynność bioelektryczna mózgu. Abstract:This article presents the effect of music on human body and contains a review of papers from the last decade, which have confirmed therapeutic effect of music on the physical and emotional condition of patients. The papers cited in the review describe the impact of music in the therapy of Retts syndrome, epilepsy, brain malleability, cerebral circulation, behavioural and sleep disorders. Moreover, scientist indicate, which areas of brain become activated when listening to music and describe bioelectrical behaviour of brain during exposure to sonic stimulus.

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