Friday 19/Sep/2025 – 04:51 PM
A recent study revealed a remarkable impact of music in improving the health of heart patients within the intensive care units, where the results showed that listening to quiet melodies helps to accelerate the recovery process and relieves psychological and physiological pressure, according to what was published in the New York Post.
Music contributes to improving the health of heart patients within the intensive care units
The study conducted by the University of Guanakato in Mexico included 24 patients after undergoing heart attacks, they were divided into two groups: the first listened to music for 45 minutes a day for five days, while the second did not listen to any music.
According to the researchers, the group that underwent the musical experience seemed more healthy, as they recorded a noticeable decrease in the heart rate and blood pressure, with less problems in relying on industrial respirators. Music was played with a low sound level equivalent to the leaves of the leaves.
Dr. Ilyani Perez, the study supervisor, confirmed that music therapy is a non -surgical, safe and low -cost method, pointing out that it could be part of the rehabilitation protocols because of its direct impact on reducing stress and enhancing patients’ comfort.
The benefits of music were not only limited to heart patients, but previous research showed that it is able to improve mood, reduce stress levels, enhance focus and memory, in addition to its potential role in slowing the development of dementia and stimulating the immune system.
These results emphasized that music is a silent treatment capable of making a tangible difference in the course of recovery, which leads experts to demand more integration into modern medical care.
