The document discusses research that found listening to classical music can help alleviate depression. A study of 79 depressed patients found that listening to 50 minutes of classical music provided benefits. Making and listening to music can help treat depression as it did for the patients in the study. The document advocates using music as a natural anti-depressant through practices like listening, singing, playing instruments, and music therapy.

1. Music
helps depression
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2. No more
• Anti-depressants Pills
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3. crashed mom’s
car
• 3-day depression
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4. Studied
• 79 depressed patients
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5. 50 minutes
• classical music
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6. Benefits
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7. Research
•music "erapy
•depressed patients
•making music
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8. Mozart
effect
•turned evil to GOOD
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9. Practice
•GOALS
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10. • Feeling Wronged
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11. right
Melody
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12. •words of comfo#
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13. sing
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14. • play instruments
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15. radioparadise.com
• sessions
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16. • problem
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18. • positive change
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19. •complete a c%rse
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20. •Music ( a anti-depressant
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