Certain frequency music has attracted attention for possible effective healing
Hiroshi BANDO; Akiyo Yoshioka; Masahiro Bando; Yu Nishikiori · International Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine · 2023 · Journal publication
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Reference associated with 528 Hz Sound Frequency and Oxytocin Modulation.
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- Certain frequency music has attracted attention for possible effective healing
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- Nozaki M (2023). "Certain frequency music has attracted attention for possible effective healing." 528 Hz reduced cortisol/chromogranin A, increased oxytocin. International Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine
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