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Pain Relief

Track Length: Includes 30 & 60 Minute Versions


Sound Design: Soothing strings, restful ute, ambient pads
Sound Waves: Theta / Delta

Pain Relief is designed to lower pain-intensity levels for those with injury, those with on-going medical
conditions that cause chronic aches and pains, and provide relief from fatigue related pain such as
headaches and muscle stiffness. It may also reduce the opioid requirements of patients with post-
operative pain.

Pain Relief can be listened to at any time of the day, though the use of low theta and delta frequencies
means it should be listened to while sitting or lying down, as the effect can be deeply relaxing and may
induce a sleepy state.

For speci c details on this composition, please read the description below.

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Categories: Delta Waves, Health, Relaxa on, Single Medita ons, Theta Waves Tag: natural pain relief

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Scientists have known for some time that music can have a measurable effect on acute and chronic pain.

One particular study in patients who suffer from bromyalgia, a disease that causes severe chronic pain
in the muscles and joints, showed that patients experienced less chronic pain after listening to their
favourite music.

After having listened to relaxing music for pain relief, patients reported that the pain
became less unpleasant and less intense. ~ Study lead author, Peter Vuust, of the Center
for Functionally Integrative Neuroscience (CFIN) at Aarhus University, Denmark.

In other areas of medicine, music has helped children undergoing medical and dental procedures. It has
also been effective in alleviating pain in a variety of other clinical settings such as palliative care,
pediatrics, surgery and anesthesia. There have also been positive results in helping cancer patients
relieve pain.

How Music Reduces Pain


Music triggers the release of opioids in the brain, which are the body’s own ‘morphine’.
Meditation/relaxing music in particular triggers the release of the brain chemical dopamine, a
compound strongly associated with other rewarding and motivating stimuli, such as food, sex, and
certain addictive drugs.

This explains the potential music has to reduce the feeling of pain and the reduced need for pain
medication. And the good news is that the pain reduction doesn't stop once the music does, because the
opioid release takes time to wear off.

How Our Pain Relief Meditation Improves on This Science


Our Pain Relief meditation music is tuned to 174 Hz, a frequency on the ancient Solfeggio scale
traditionally used as a natural anesthetic to reduce pain and encourage optimal operation of the body's
organs.

The binaural beats frequencies underneath the music start at 6 Hz (theta), which studies have shown to
be effective in treating chronic pain. At around the 10-minute mark, the track works its way down to 2.5
Hz (delta) – a frequency historically associated with the release of endogenous opiates.

As the track enters the last few minutes, we entrain the brain out of this low, almost sleepy state by
bringing you up to mid theta, where you can sit, stir and begin to regain full cognitive function before
continuing with your day.

* Please note: If you are experiencing ongoing pain, you should seek the advice of a physician. This music
for pain relief is not a replacement for medication, but rather a natural therapy for the relief of pain and
potential reduction in the amount of medicine you need to take.   

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