Music is for the soul.....the use for medicine.

Music has been used throughout human history to express and affect human emotion. In biblical accounts, King Saul was reportedly soothed by David's harp music, and the ancient Greeks expressed thoughts about music having healing effects as well. Many cultures are steeped in musical traditions. It can change mood, have stimulant or sedative effects, and alter physiologic processes such as heart rate and breathing. Music can be beneficial for anyone.

Although it can be used therapeutically for people who have physical, emotional, social, or cognitive deficits, even those who are healthy can use music to relax, reduce stress, improve mood, or to accompany exercise. There are no potentially harmful of toxic effects. Music therapists help their patients achieve a number of goals through music, including improvement of communication, academic strengths, attention span and motor skills. They may also assist with behavioral therapy and pain management.