BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF SINGING ON DIFFERENT SYSTEMS AND WELL-BEING OF MAN IN DIFFERENT TRIALS
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https://doi.org/10.59436/jsiane.355.2583-2093Keywords:
secretory immunoglobulin A (S-IgA), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, stutter, dysfluency, Parkinson's diseaseAbstract
Present review article explores new doors to open for the different health benefits of singing on singers. This review article is based on works and trials done on different groups of singers and non singers in different environment around the global arena of research by a wide s range of scientists. Past works over fifty years have included in such article. Lot of researchers conducted their researches and trials on human and through many experiments. They enumerated the effects of singing on the different biological systems like cardiovascular system, respiratory system and nervous and psycho-somatic systems. The latter further divided into stress, mood, stuttering, Parkinson's disease. All the above mentioned systems got improved in their efficacies and reduction in the nervous disorders by virtue of singing on singers through various short & long term exercises done by different scientists. Author wants via such article to let the new researchers know about innovative works on singing and its health benefits in direction of naturopathy.
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