Can Music Really Cure Brain Damage?

Is it true that using music therapy to be able to cure a patient who is experiencing damage to the nervous system in the brain.? The researchers say that listening to music it can provide a cure for people who are experiencing damage to the brain, by listening to good music at the hearing was able to stimulate the nervous systems in the brain to work again and can provide a new pathway in the brain.

    Michael De Georgia who became Director of Music and the Medical Research Center at University Hospital Case Medical Center, Cleveland, in the U.S. said "in the last 10 years, we've just begun to understand how music affects and spread widely throughout the brain." He also said "we are just beginning to understand how music is very influential. We do not know what you can limit it."

    Another thing was with Lee Anna Rasar, a music therapist from the University of Wisconsin, United States, said "since World War II had ended, music therapy helps veterans who suffered damage in the tissue on the nerves in his brain, to back up and live their lives as usual. " From there, the researchers realize that music can provide a consistent pattern that could affect healing for people with parkison disease, stroke and other diseases caused due to neurological damage. "And by listening to music will be able to bring about a step symmetry and balance in life for them.

    Further research is still in developing the researchers to know in detail how music therapy can work, so that patients can find a description of the words in the music being listened to in it. Which can provide a comfort and makes a person more able to speak.

    Catherine Wan, seoerang neurological expert from Harvard University conducted research with his students to prove whether it is true music can cure the disease, they get the evidence from six children with autism who all can not speak at all, it was music therapy has helped six children, in articulating words and phrases to show a better behavior, it becomes the latest research evidence that the music manages to give a better effect for a disease. Catherine also said of some of the children aged five to nine years, after they underwent music therapy for about eight weeks, the children are there who can say a few words after they are done with music therapy. "Therefore, we strongly believe that music has its own power. I think it is important to incorporate elements of music in a therapeutic," Catherine said as he ended his talk.