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By: TheJestPress.com
**New Study Finds Personalized Playlists Can Literally Blow Your Mind**
Forget Mozart, Bach, or even “Baby Shark” (which, to be clear, should be medically banned anyway). According to scientists trying to keep society’s neurons in line, it turns out the best way to reduce abnormal brain activity in people with epilepsy is with music—just not any music. It must be highly personalized, down to the very last beat, riff, and suspicious cowbell.
“We used to believe that classical music calmed everyone, but then David in our study requested Norwegian Death Metal yodeled by kittens. His EEG readings didn’t just normalize—they started dancing,” explained Dr. Sue Duenotes, lead music neurologist and unlikely polka enthusiast.
The new technique, dubbed “NeuroSonic Tuning,” involves strapping unsuspecting patients into a pair of last-season headphones and subjecting them to every genre imaginable—except elevator jazz, which researchers say “poses unacceptable risks.” Patients flick through hundreds of audio samples until their brainwaves discover “the sound,” which has so far ranged from Mongolian throat singing over white noise, to the Morse code transcription of Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up.”
The findings have left mainstream streaming services scrambling. Spotify now offers “Epilepsy Mode,” recommending tracks like “72 Minutes of Someone Whispering About Garage Doors,” and “Rain Sounds For Cats (feat. Pitbull).” Pandora has gone further, offering to send a local DJ to your house to remix your childhood memories live.
Doctors caution that personalized musical therapy is not as simple as “pick your favorite song and vibe,” as the idea is to nudge brain activity toward normal—not make you bust out the worm at Applebee’s. Nevertheless, the future of epilepsy management is looking bright, bass-boosted, and uniquely bizarre.
Even Beethoven would have said: *Whatever works, just keep the cowbell down.*
By: TheJestPress.com
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