Music influences hormon?

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9 years ago Edited: 9 years ago, Fathimahnurulaf

As we know that listening to the music can change or feeling. Do music influence our hormon? is it because the frequention or what. thaaaaaank youuu Grinning Face

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doubleu

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Of course, music alters our mood (make us happy, sad, angry, etc), so it can trigger different pathways, which means different neurotransmitters and hormones. In the normal brain, a chemical called dopamine is responsible for the pleasurable feelings that come from a rewarding event or accomplishment.

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thaaaaaank youuu plenty much

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