Playing Mozart to premature babies 'helps weight gain'

 » By valerie | the 01-09-2010 at 12:41 | 36 views (19 unique) | 4 comments | Report post!

pLAYING Mozart to premature babies can help them gain weight because they use less energy when calmed by listening to soothing melodies , scientists have found,My cynical first thougyht is well look at what people have done down the centuries sung lullabies to soot children and babies to sleep not rung bells or playd trumpets or had brass bands played near them. I have a therapist friend who tests for allergies etc and this sound thing that i dont understand but they all recommend playing mozart to increase brain power as the chords are tuned into some brain waves that reduce tension give relaxation and all the areas of contrsuctive learning- so much scientific research can be traced back to folk lore, folk prcatices and are part of the practices that have heped the human race survive.

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valerie
valerie
the 01-09-2010 at 14:25
yes indeed ha ha
valerie
valerie
the 01-09-2010 at 14:16
lucky you
rabbyrbest1234
rabbyrbest1234
the 01-09-2010 at 13:06
wow thats interesting mayeb i wasnt played this as its hard to gain weight for me ! ahha
maddona
maddona
the 01-09-2010 at 12:54
it's amazing - what music can not do!

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