There’s a Harpist in My Room
Do you know someone who will be going into surgery soon. You might give them an iPod as a pre-surgery gift.
Hearing music through headphones during surgery gives patients a big advantage. And it doesn’t matter whether they are awake of asleep - music will change their brain waves.
Listening to the music during surgery –
1. Can decrease the amount of anesthesia needed by up to 50%.
2. Can greatly reduce the amount of anxiety medication needed.
3. Can decrease the amount of pain medication needed in a big way.
But not just any old music will do. In study after study hospitals show classical music is the number one choice among both surgeons and patients. The more meditative the selection, the better the result.
In addition, live classical musicians are being hired to perform in surgery rooms at a faster rate than ever. Patients are especially soothed by harp music, because they feel like they’ve gone to paradise after waking up from surgery.
Can you imagine having tubes and buzzing monitors surrounding your hospital bed, but you’re being gently roused by the ethereal sounds of harp music. And you discover – there’s a harpist in your room.
Thankfully, you don’t need to go under the knife in order to experience this level of joy and relaxation.
It goes without saying that beautiful meditative music is not only good for surgeons and patients. If people are getting these kinds of results under incredibly stressful conditions, imagine how you can feel in the comfort of your own home.
Having a meditative classical music selection at your fingertips is a must in our day in age. Don’t wait until surgery reminds you to invest in this powerful and gentle relaxing tool. Get the 5 CDs in the The Secret Power of Words and Music today. You won’t underestimate the effect of positively charged music on your life ever again.
Warm Regards,
Tania Gabrielle French
P.S. Classical guitar is another very soothing instrument. You’ll get a beautiful dose of guitar and harp on these Secret Power CDs.
Hearing music through headphones during surgery gives patients a big advantage. And it doesn’t matter whether they are awake of asleep - music will change their brain waves.
Listening to the music during surgery –
1. Can decrease the amount of anesthesia needed by up to 50%.
2. Can greatly reduce the amount of anxiety medication needed.
3. Can decrease the amount of pain medication needed in a big way.
But not just any old music will do. In study after study hospitals show classical music is the number one choice among both surgeons and patients. The more meditative the selection, the better the result.
In addition, live classical musicians are being hired to perform in surgery rooms at a faster rate than ever. Patients are especially soothed by harp music, because they feel like they’ve gone to paradise after waking up from surgery.
Can you imagine having tubes and buzzing monitors surrounding your hospital bed, but you’re being gently roused by the ethereal sounds of harp music. And you discover – there’s a harpist in your room.
Thankfully, you don’t need to go under the knife in order to experience this level of joy and relaxation.
It goes without saying that beautiful meditative music is not only good for surgeons and patients. If people are getting these kinds of results under incredibly stressful conditions, imagine how you can feel in the comfort of your own home.
Having a meditative classical music selection at your fingertips is a must in our day in age. Don’t wait until surgery reminds you to invest in this powerful and gentle relaxing tool. Get the 5 CDs in the The Secret Power of Words and Music today. You won’t underestimate the effect of positively charged music on your life ever again.
Warm Regards,
Tania Gabrielle French
P.S. Classical guitar is another very soothing instrument. You’ll get a beautiful dose of guitar and harp on these Secret Power CDs.
posted by Tania Gabrielle at 10:20 AM
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