Barry Manilow's Rx To Lower Blood Pressure!

                   Easy Listening Music For Better Health! 

Barry Manilow, Olivia Newton-John and Neil Diamond have millions of 
loyal fans, who've been loyal fans for decades.
And they also have haters. People who claim the music should only be
played in elevators, it's the type of music meant to help you get to
sleep, essentially-"easy listening."
Well, according to new research, that "easy listening" music
can help lower blood pressure.

Gentle and pleasant styles of music can affect the part of the nervous
system that controls heart rhythm and lower your blood pressure.
And if you're a fan of Metallica, Led Zepplin, Black Sabbath
or KISS and wondering if it does anything to your blood pressure, 
it does.

Loud, head banging and intense music can increase blood-vessel constriction, 
which raises blood pressure. 
So, next time you're listening to Barry Manilow or Neil Diamond,
and someone makes fun of you, just tell them- 
"Make fun of me all you want, I'm lowering my blood pressure."

Good Luck!
JGib~~
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The Who's Rx For Better Hearing!

                                     Rock Music and Hearing Loss! 
The Who, the legendary rock group are still playing a few dates a yr.
That's surprising since guitarist Peter Towsend has lost almost all of his hearing.
The Who, were one of the first rock group to speak out about playing
and listening to rock music that's way to loud.
If you're the type that loves your rock, rap, heavy metal or pop music
loud, expect to lose some of your hearing at an early age.

And for those who may be suffering now, and doesn't want or can't afford an
hearing aid, try some "Asian medicine" and see if you can get your hearing back.
Asian medicine? Yes, if you read our earlier post on Rosie O'Donnell,
then you know about Asian medicine.
The Asian medicine technique is simply applying pressure to a certain part of the
body, to bring about a healing.

To restore or preserve hearing, do the following...
Massage the ring fingers (both hands) for a few mins. each day, start at the
base and then work up to the fingertips. Stay on the fingertips and massage
for a few mins. Use the thumb and forefinger of the opposite hand and
make sure not to massage too deeply when first starting.
Stick with it, some notice a change after one or two massages, for others-
it may take 5 or more applications. 
That's it- simple, inexpensive ways to get and stay healthy.