If you can't imagine your day without music in the background, your brain may be sending you a message. We know, everyone has their own habits: some want music while working or exercising, others want absolute silence to focus. But did you know that the desire for music during any activity could be an indicator of your brain?
A recent study found that those who listen to background music more often are more likely to have ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). Researchers gave a group of young people between the ages of 17 and 30 an online questionnaire to look at the link between background music and ADHD symptoms.
The result? Young people with ADHD listen to music not only while working or studying, but also during exercise or other activities, regardless of whether they require a lot of focus or not. They even prefer stimulating music, which keeps them "moving."
In fact, almost everyone uses music to accompany various tasks, but those with ADHD need this musical background more. Researchers say this shows that music helps their brains stay more focused.
If you grew up without a diagnosis of ADHD and now realize you're always listening to music in the background, don't underestimate this information. There are treatments that work, from medications that help the brain focus, to proper therapy and support.
If you suspect this may be true for you, don't hesitate to talk to a specialist. You might be surprised at how much things improve!
-
-
The best drink for hydration and glowing skin (it's not water!)
August 9, 14:03 -
Before you make that olive oil hair mask, read this article :)
August 8, 12:36 -
THINK
August 8, 10:57 -
Source: Your Tango
