perceptions
10/20/2017
/
By Michelle Simmons
Don’t forget the tunes in the bedroom; study shows “sexy” songs enhance your sense of touch
Listening to songs has been proven to affect the way we feel. A new study discovered that listening to “sexy” songs can enhance people’s sense of touch. The researchers found that the relationship between music and the sense of touch may have affected our evolution as a species, as song choices brought certain individuals together to mate. The […]
« Return Home
1 of 1
Popular Articles
Annie Jacobsen’s “Phenomena” reveals the U.S. government’s fascination with psychic abilities
March 03, 2025
/
Arsenio Toledo
“Cancer Decoded” on BrightU: How to address inflammation and prevent chronic illnesses and cancers
March 09, 2025
/
Jacob Thomas
Autism, genes and hormones: How the placenta may hold clues to autism’s puzzle
March 15, 2025
/
Olivia Cook
Study confirms direct correlation between increased screen time and the risk of developing myopia
March 01, 2025
/
Belle Carter
Understanding AUTISM: A comprehensive look at its causes and impact, according to science
March 06, 2025
/
Olivia Cook
Study investigates possible link between Hepatitis B vaccine and autism
March 05, 2025
/
Olivia Cook
Study raises questions about mercury exposure and autism: A look at nine children’s stories
March 04, 2025
/
Olivia Cook
Unlocking the secrets to better sleep: 7 Natural ways to boost melatonin without supplements
March 19, 2025
/
Willow Tohi
Smartphone overuse in childhood fuels teen depression and anxiety, landmark study finds
March 27, 2025
/
Cassie B.
Dancing your stress away: Why science says it's better than the gym
March 25, 2025
/
Cassie B.
COPYRIGHT © 2017 MIND BODY SCIENCE NEWS
Privacy Policy
