Hello friends, 5ver presenting Celtic music for relaxation. Celtic music is defined as music that originates from the countries of Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The people who live in these locations are known as Celts, which is how the music became known as Celtic music. Celtic music is best described as a type of folk music with distinctive music and lyrics. We hope you'll like this and we're happy if you feel relaxed when hearing this.

Celtic music is a broad grouping of music genres that evolved out of the folk music traditions of the Celtic people of Northern and Western Europe. It refers to both orally-transmitted traditional music and recorded music and the styles vary considerably to include everything from "trad" (traditional) music to a wide range of hybrids.

New studies suggest that music can be more powerful than medication. If you have listened to some of our Celtic music channels over the years, you might have noticed that you are more relaxed while listening to Celtic Moon; or perhaps more productive while listening to Highlander Radio throughout your work day.

You might sense that the Celtic music makes you feel better somehow or you might find your memory improving, but only recently have scientist begun to figure out the reasons why. Neuroscientists have discovered that listening to music heightens positive emotion through the reward centers of our brain, stimulating hits of dopamine that can make us feel good, or even elated. Celtic Music reduces stress and anxiety. Celtic Music can improve immune functioning. Celtic Music can aid in memory.

Based on neurological research, we have identified 10 ways that Celtic music could to impact our health and wellbeing."

Celtic Music reduces stress and anxiety.
Celtic Music can improve immune functioning.
Celtic Music can aid in memory.
Celtic Music helps us exercise.
Celtic Music decreases pain.
Celtic Music improves visual & verbal skills.
Celtic Music keeps an aging brain healthy.
Celtic Music makes you happier.
Celtic Music reduces blood pressure and heart rate.
Celtic Music improves sleep quality.

Celtic Music probably has more health benefits then Classical music or some of the other well-known genres. For example, a lot of the songs we play tell a story, or repeat a chant in Gaelic. The rhythmic sounds of drums and bagpipes stir the soul, something deeper and more meaningful is resounding with your hearing, sense and brain. You can feel your blood pressure lowering as a calmness takes over.

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