Changes of Hemodynamics due to White Noise Stress according to the Extents of Obesity

Nakatani, Yaeko; Hohashi, Naohiro; Sugishita, Chieko

doi:10.3861/jshhe.65.208

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“…Actually, in a previous study conducted using the same type of continuous blood pressure monitor (Nakatani, 1999), results…”

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confidence: 99%

Psychosomatic effects of healing music in comparison with noise: from changes in .ALPHA. brain waves, systolic blood pressure and pulse rate, and multiple mood as biological indicators

Hohashi

Araki

Nakamae³

et al. 2004

Jpn. J. Health Hum. Ecol

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From the a brain waves %a (the percentage of the total sum power spectra of the entire frequency bandwidth) and changes in the scores of the abbreviated version of the MMS (Multiple Mood Scale) used to assess short-term changes in emotional state, it was found that healing music reduced stress to a significant degree. On the other hand , from the changes in beat-to-beat systolic blood pressure and pulse rate, no definitive effects were observed , which can be attributed to the artistry of the music and a subject's individual traits . Even under such limited test conditions, these findings suggest the possibility of clinical applications for healing music to reduce the stress of young healthy subjects exposed to hospital noise .

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“…Actually, in a previous study conducted using the same type of continuous blood pressure monitor (Nakatani, 1999), results…”

Section: Mms Abbreviated Versionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Psychosomatic effects of healing music in comparison with noise: from changes in .ALPHA. brain waves, systolic blood pressure and pulse rate, and multiple mood as biological indicators

Hohashi

Araki

Nakamae³

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Jpn. J. Health Hum. Ecol

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Changes of Hemodynamics due to White Noise Stress according to the Extents of Obesity

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Psychosomatic effects of healing music in comparison with noise: from changes in .ALPHA. brain waves, systolic blood pressure and pulse rate, and multiple mood as biological indicators

Psychosomatic effects of healing music in comparison with noise: from changes in .ALPHA. brain waves, systolic blood pressure and pulse rate, and multiple mood as biological indicators

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