Cows give more milk when listening to music
Music can activate the same reward circuits in the brain as food and sex.
The kind of music you listen to not only affects your mood but can also change the way you perceive the world.
Listening to sad music can help relieve symptoms of depression.
Getting goosebumps when listening to music may be a condition resulting from a different brain structure.
We tend to be more attracted to people who have a similar taste in music.
From 1956 to 1958 Chrysler offered a record player in its new cars called the Highway Hi-Fi. But it was short lived because they had a tendency to break.
Listening to 13 minutes of soft music can help you feel relaxed. Nine minutes of upbeat music can make you feel happy.
Music pleasures the brain the same way as sex and drugs.
People who get goosebumps from music have more fibers connecting their auditory cortex to the areas responsible for emotional processing.
People who get goosebumps or experience chills when listening to music may experience more intense emotions in general
People listening to happy music are more likely to notice happy faces around them, while people listening to sad music are more likely to see sad faces.
Music can have the ability to repair brain damage.
Listening to extreme music can positively influence you, inspiring calmness rather than anger.
Listening to sad music when you're feeling sad can stabilize your mood and actually make you happier.
The chills you get when listening to music are caused by your brain releasing dopamine; a neurotransmitter that causes pleasure.
The type of music you listen to affects the way you perceive the world.