Epstein Secrets

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. The results of experiments with chicks and rats indicate they are not specific to humans. For example, Sutoo and Akiyama69 played the Ada- gio by Mozart (IC 205) repeatedly to spontaneously hypertensive rats for 2 hours on 3 consecutive nights at 65 to 75 dB SPL. The rats' blood pressure as well as

ltered to simulate what they would sound like in the womb, failed to attenuate physiological and behavioral responses to heel stick in one study.71 Whipple found decreased behavioral, but not physiological, indices of pain and stress following heel stick using a music-reinforced, nonnutritive sucking

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