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15 guided listening programs, $14.99 each. Every card shows how long the program runs, how strong the evidence is for music in that condition, and what the research actually measures. Listening supports comfort, sleep and distress alongside your usual care — it does not treat or cure the condition itself.
Pain intensity, distress and medication used.
Calm, attention shift, gently paced neck movement and an evening wind-down.
Measured: Short-term pain intensity, distress, sleep and pain-relief medication used — not joint structure.
New or worsening arm pain, numbness, weakness, clumsiness or bladder change needs urgent review.
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Comfort and coping support around your exercise and activity plan.
Measured: Pain intensity, unpleasantness, anxiety and analgesic use over a listening session.
New leg weakness, numbness in the saddle area, loss of bladder or bowel control, fever or trauma is an emergency.
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Comfort around loading, walking practice and evening rest.
Measured: Pain intensity, walking comfort and distress; WOMAC when tracked in Report.
Music does not slow joint degeneration or replace exercise therapy, weight management or surgical advice.
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Preferred-music listening before and after surgery, alongside the prescribed analgesic plan.
Measured: Pain intensity, anxiety and analgesic consumption — not faster wound healing.
No music program accelerates wound healing; the 2025 sham-controlled pilot showed no week-one device benefit either.
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Situational coping in the waiting room and during the procedure where permitted.
Measured: State anxiety now — not an anxiety disorder.
Persistent panic, avoidance or functional impairment deserves professional assessment, not a playlist.
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Comfort during infusions, scans and difficult days, alongside the oncology plan.
Measured: Anxiety, distress, pain and quality of life in supportive-care trials.
No frequency, tone or track treats cancer. Claims of that kind are false and dangerous.
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Paced listening to support sleep, distress and activity pacing.
Measured: Pain intensity, sleep quality, distress and function in small trials.
Trials here are small and mixed; treat this as a personal experiment, not a proven treatment.
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Sleep quality, state anxiety and mood scores.
A repeatable bedtime listening ritual with a finite duration.
Measured: Sleep quality and sleep onset in adults — with supported evidence for music listening.
Persistent insomnia deserves evaluation and CBT-I, which has stronger evidence than any listening program.
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Daily calming sessions alongside therapy or prescribed treatment.
Measured: State anxiety and physiological arousal during and shortly after listening.
A calming session may change how you feel now without treating an anxiety disorder.
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Structured listening alongside psychological and medical treatment.
Measured: Depressive symptom scores and wellbeing in music therapy trials, usually as an add-on.
This is an adjunct. It does not replace psychotherapy, prescribed medication or crisis care.
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Agitation, engagement, cadence, attention.
Personalised familiar music for calm, connection and routine care moments.
Measured: Agitation, mood and engagement during and shortly after sessions.
No audio track prevents, slows or treats dementia. Animal biomarker results are not human proof.
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Rhythmic timing for supervised walking practice.
Measured: Cadence, step length, walking speed and stability during practised tasks.
Cueing must never push someone beyond safe capacity; fall risk and cardiovascular limits come first.
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Background listening for sustained work, with honest expectations.
Measured: Short-term attention and subjective focus; the evidence is early-stage.
Binaural and 40 Hz focus claims are far ahead of the evidence.
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Eight de novo TayaMusic recordings in the Gnawa tradition, generated for this platform with no advertising attached: the slow Bouderbala opening, the tbel procession, call-and-response with an answering chorus, the core guembri and qraqeb groove, the rising mluk build, the fast kouyou dance, the full ensemble, and a sparse night ending. Gnawa lila music is built for trance, release and communal movement; here it is used honestly as engaging rhythmic listening for stress, low mood and gentle movement.
Measured: State anxiety, mood and willingness to move — the outcomes rhythmic and preferred-music studies actually measure. No trial has tested Gnawa music as a treatment for any disease.
Gnawa music has a real healing tradition (the lila ceremony); this program borrows the music, not the claim — no ceremony or recording cures disease.
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Tinnitus distress, loudness ratings and sleep.
Masking, habituation and notched-sound approaches kept separate and used safely.
Measured: Tinnitus distress, loudness ratings and sleep — with emerging evidence.
Sound management supports coping; it is not a cure for tinnitus.
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