Have you ever thrilled to hear music, here's your body's reaction (Video)

Personally, this writer can remember trembling when he heard that he was 16 years old, reports The Independent Lotta Love from Led Zeppel, broadcasting Periscope.

The experience of feelings such as rising bumps into the skin or throat during the listening of music is quite rare and unique.

Matthew Sachs, a former Harvard student, last year studied individuals who were thrilled by music to see how this feeling caused them.

The study is made up of 20 students, 10 of whom have agreed to experience the above - mentioned feelings about music and 10 who did not experience this phase.

He found that those who were able to connect physically and emotionally with music actually had different brain structures than those who did not.

Research showed that they tend to have a more dense volume of fibers linking their auditoriums and emotional processing areas, which means both can communicate better.

Sachs results are published in “Oxford Academic”, but cited by neurosecta:

The key to more fiber and increased efficiency between the two regions means that you have more efficient processing between them”.

This means that if you're afraid of music, you're more likely to have more intense and intense”.

Plus these feelings can also be related to memories co-ordinated with a certain song, which cannot be controlled in a laboratory environment.

Sachs is currently conducting further research that will see brain activity when they hear songs recording certain reactions.

By doing so, he hopes to learn that these reactions can be involved in treatment for psychological disorders.

Depression causes an inability to experience daily enjoyment.

You can use music with a therapist to explore feelings./Periscopi/