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AlphaTheta-Backed Study Examines Electronic Music’s Effect On Stress And Recovery

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  1. 13 May, 11:52
    Attack MagazineFirst
    AlphaTheta-Backed Study Examines Electronic Music’s Effect On Stress And Recovery

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Research conducted at Drumsheds suggests guided movement sessions paired with electronic music may support nervous system regulation and post-exercise recovery. A new study supported by AlphaTheta and developed by Music and Movement is Medicine (MIM) has explored how structured m…