Clinical Research Paper Database
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Therapeutic Application of Musically Modulated Electromagnetic Fields in the Treatment of Musculoskeletal Disorders
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Different studies have demonstrated the efficacy of extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields (ELF EMFs) in the treatment of pain. In particular, the positive effects of ELF EMFs seems to depend on their respective codes, such as frequency, intensity and waveform, even if the exact mechani...
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Music Therapy: Bridging Traditional Healing System and Modern Science
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With advances in integrative medicine, psychoneuroimmunology, and psychoneuroendocrinology, it has been easier for researchers to see a big, holistic picture of health...
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Significant Aspects to Popularize Music Therapy in India
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In this paper, author has endeavored to bring the real scenarios of Indian culture and human temperament; present place of music therapy in India and suggested the steps to promote it in the Indian masses.
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AUTOMUSIC – Rhythm & Voice Techniques of ABT for Children on the Autism Spectrum
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This booklet is about music and autism. It examines the neurological basis of autism and how music can be used as a step by step approach. It is primarily meant as a guide for ABT Practitioners who are working with autistic children.
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Quavers… … and call me in the morning. Can neuroscience prove that music soothes some of our biggest ailments
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Neuroscience focuses on our physiology, using sophisticated fMRI and EEG monitors to measure specific vital signs that react to sound...
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Autonomic and Behavioral Responses of Children With Autism to Auditory Stimuli
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These findings suggest that the children with autism generally had higher arousal levels and were more physiologically reactive to auditory stimuli than the typically-developing children.
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Music, Brain Plasticity and the Resilience: the Pillars of New Receptive Therapy
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This paper describes a new type of receptive music therapy which aims to build the patients’ psychological resilience by increasing the levels of dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin in order to increase standard psychopharmacological treatment efficiency.
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Pain Management with Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (Pemf) Treatment
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This review explores the value of magnetic therapy in rehabilitation medicine in terms of static magnetic fields and time varying magnetic fields (electromagnetic).
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Binaural Beats and Music: A Preliminary Case Report
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Improved brain function, cardiovascular activity, and bioenergy effects can occur when binaural beats (a “pulsation” felt when two slightly different tones are played in each ear) are added to brown noise, or to music plus brown noise.
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Biological Risks of Using Non-Thermal Non-Ionizing Electromagnetic Fields
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The problem of electromagnetic pollution of the environment has medical, economic, legal, technical, ecological, and cultural components.
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Therapeutic Effects of Indian Music on Neurocognitive, & Acquired Brain Injuries
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Indian classical music incorporates certain techniques of vocalization and articulation which involves pranayama or deep breathing exercises. These techniques are beneficial for oxygenating the body, further helping in combatting the neurological disorders in children and adults.
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The Sculpture of Vibrations
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Throughout the living and non-living world we find patterns of recurrent rhythms and periodic systems in which everything exists in a state of continual vibration, oscillation and pulsation.
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Board Members: David Gibson, Randy Masters, Jennifer Catalano, Lisa Lippincott, Jackie Miller, Anders Christensen