Neural Network Stimulation Through Meditation Music Waves at 417 Hz ♩

[PUT ON YOUR HEADPHONES] Neural Network can be improved through meditation music waves. You will find in this meditation music 5 types of sound waves, including sea waves, wind waves and percussion waves. Sleep and relax!
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Neural Network stimulation responds to 417 hz healing, using specific music waves and controlling the musical genre, the rhythm and tone of the work, you can develop your brain, experts say. The sound of a single musical instrument affects a certain organ of the human body. For example, stringed instruments (violin, guitar, harp and cello) have a healthy effect on the cardiovascular system. In addition, the sound of strings causes in people a sense of gratitude, compassion and sacrifice.
Piano music harmonizes the mind, cleanses the thyroid and leads to normal functioning of the genitourinary system. The sounds of the organs normalize the energy flows in the spine and stimulate brain activity. Wind instruments purify the bronchi, improve the respiratory system and exert a positive effect on blood circulation. In turn, the percussion treats the liver and the blood system.
The first scientific explanation of the influence of neural music waves at 417 Hz on human health came from the ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras: "Each melody synchronizes the functioning of the internal organs, this happens because our body is a source of energy and electromagnetic waves. The frequency given, as well as the sounds of the music are also waves; both, given and own frequencies come into resonance, and the adjustments of our body changes. When the melody sounds, its acoustic field is imposed on our body and a certain type of cellular massage starts."
Pythagoras did not hesitate about the impact of music on the human body, and demonstrated the influence on feelings and emotions, the mind and the body. He even introduced a new concept: "Music Medicine" (Music Therapy or Healing Music)

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Thanks Zila for this great video. Love the imaginery and the explanation in the description. I just made a video on my channel about Sound Therapy call Music to My Ears. Check it out if you get the chance.

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Thank you. I'll have a look! :-)