Brainwave Music
@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
Indonesia
January 24, 2010 11:41pm CST
Just yesterday, my chat friend said to me that she listen to a music that can stimulate her brainwave. I don't really understand what she saiad, and since she also not really in the mood to explain it, did any one know what it means. Also any one know where i can found a music like that ( off course, the free one ). Thanks for the help.
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@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
25 Jan 10
Binaural Beats? Wow the sound of it is really cool. Have you ever try one. I try searching and found this software, natura sound. It said about brainwave and stuff, i don't really understand, but its pretty cool. It is trial though, only 7 days. But i think it calm me hearing that sound, have you ever hear that software.
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@lovelyn_medrano (3070)
• Philippines
31 Jan 10
Hi lordcaocao2025! I heard about that brainwave before from a friend of mind, but did not pay much attention on it. As far as I understand they will put you to rest and make you hear some sounds... I don't know how effective it is but as for him he said it is really good??? Anyway, are you from the Philippines? Why am I asking? That friend of mine put up a spa and it was operating 2 years now and the last time I heard from him. He said he will include that brainwave service package to his spa... If you are interested I can give you his spa location and contact number...
@lovelyn_medrano (3070)
• Philippines
2 Feb 10
Well yeah... he told me about headset thing before and some frequency thing as well ordcaocao2025... Actually I don't know much for I wasn't that paying attention to him during that time... 
All I know is, that it will be done in a private room and with a relaxing setting... Well, he said he is listening on it and it was really good and effective...
All I know is, that it will be done in a private room and with a relaxing setting... Well, he said he is listening on it and it was really good and effective...@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
2 Feb 10
Sorry but i am not from philipines. But that kind of thing actually a pretty good idea. Making a spa with brainwave music. But from what i heard, brainwave music only work if you hear it using headset. But still, i don't know for sure because there is much information about them, and i don't know which are true and which are false. Thanks for your infromation.
@rednet00 (15)
• Indonesia
24 Mar 10
not so long ago my boss gave me a book -i forgot the exact title- about how to upgrade our brain work-level. It came with an Audio CD. Maybe thats what lordcaocao mean " a brainwave music "- a music/sound specially designed for our brain. They also have a manual procedures how to use the CD and how to get the maximum benefit from it. Yes we have to hear it with a headset and.. CLOSE OUR EYES, not sleeping but with our eyes closed, the sensitivity of the ear will extrremely increase and influence the work-level of our brain. Thanks,
@polachicago (18716)
• United States
25 Jan 10
I play such music for may animals when they are home alone. My ipod is on 24/7. Seems it helps to prevent anxiety.
I feel very relax when I listen to instrumental music.
@polachicago (18716)
• United States
26 Jan 10
I have two dogs and one cat. They love music when alone at home.
@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
26 Jan 10
Good for you. Yes, i think music is so great even animal appreciate it. It help us more relaxed and maybe it help the animal too. Anyway, what kind of animal do you have. Did they often listening to the music. I also have pet in home. It is a turtles. Thanks for responding.
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@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
26 Jan 10
O I See, so you often turn on music and when they do, they will listen it. What kind of music do you often play to them, and what kind of music did you think that they will like the most. Is it classic, R & B, Punk or something else? My Mom never allowed me to have cat, although i really like them. So congrat to you. Thanks for responding my question in this discussion.
@mipen2006 (5528)
• Australia
25 Jan 10
Hi lordcaocao, I wish I could help, as I could with brain stimulation from time to time.
@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
26 Jan 10
Are you doing brain stimulation all the time? Well how you do that? Is it with audio too? And how it is work anyway? Did it working for you? Also, can you tell me where you found brain stimulation sound, the free one off course, and if you can, not trial. anyway, did i need to use head set, or i cam simply use a speaker. Thanks my friend.
@derek_a (10874)
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25 Jan 10
Music has been proved scientifically to help the mind to be more focused and students have found it particularly valuable when studying. However, it needs to be music that is slower classical music. Mozart's music has been found to be particularly valuable around 60 beats per minute. 
_ Derek
_ Derek@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
26 Jan 10
O Yes, i heard this also. It said, clasical music help baby become smarter. But i think, the one that my friend hear is not classic music. I search around yesterday, and it said it is like a music that have a beta, alfa, theta and delta frequencies. I still don't really understand, but i will search around some more. I also would like to know, in what frequencies Mozart's music are. Thanks
@msfrancisco9369 (10002)
• Boston, Massachusetts
27 Jan 10
Hi Lord,
Any kind of music affects our brain and how we tend to react to it. when i was pregnant i used to let my baby listen to mozart music. they say that it's good for the child's brain development-- and really my son respond through simple movements while inside my tummy.
now as they grow as toddlers...everytime i play a fast beat music they tend to be so hyperactive but when i play on mellow music they play quietly.
@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
28 Jan 10
Yes, i also heard that classical music, one of them is mozard music is good for the children. That music affect they brain and make them become smarter and smarter. I think it is increasing their IQ, although i never know if it is true or not. But one thing for sure, that slow music make them less hyperactive. Thanks.
