Sing!
26 Jan 2020 by Ted Escobedo 1 min read
Ask someone in your church choir, at a local band gig or even the dude belting out AC/DC in the car next to you and they will tell you singing is good for you. Many studies done over a number of years have focused on the health benefits of singing, and the evidence is overwhelming.
- Singing releases endorphins into your system and makes you feel energized and uplifted. People who sing are healthier than people who don't.
- Singing gives the lungs a workout.
- Singing tones abdominal and intercostal muscles and the diaphragm and stimulates circulation.
- "Singing makes us breathe more deeply than many forms of strenuous exercise, so we take in more oxygen, improve aerobic capacity and experience a release of muscle tension as well." - Professor Graham Welch, Director of Educational Research, University of Surrey, Roehampton, UK
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