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Friday, December 18, 2009
All things related to aesthetics, art, and beauty, centered on the human right brain. Research conducted neurologist, Dr. Edward Taub of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, associated with music, published in the prestigious scientific journal Science produces stunning findings.
He studied two groups, consisting of nine musicians (six violinists, two Celo, and a guitar player) in group I, and six people in the group II nonmusisi. Dr. Taub came to the conclusion that they are actively moving the fingers on the instrument berdawai, have a chance of stroke is smaller than the second group.
The reason, the fingers of the workout that will send signals to a fixed (steady) on the right brain, which makes the right brain enlarged.
With a growing part of it, control the movement of the body more alert, so the possibility of a stroke can be minimized. Research Dr. Taub was more focused on the process (hand movements), and not the result of (a melody that is created).
He studied two groups, consisting of nine musicians (six violinists, two Celo, and a guitar player) in group I, and six people in the group II nonmusisi. Dr. Taub came to the conclusion that they are actively moving the fingers on the instrument berdawai, have a chance of stroke is smaller than the second group.
The reason, the fingers of the workout that will send signals to a fixed (steady) on the right brain, which makes the right brain enlarged.
With a growing part of it, control the movement of the body more alert, so the possibility of a stroke can be minimized. Research Dr. Taub was more focused on the process (hand movements), and not the result of (a melody that is created).
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