Using music to treat some disease is normal things in the modern century, but how music affects the brain? There’s a real case that I did before. When I was studied at the Min Chi University of Technology, I did an interesting experiment. The professor (Dr. Yi-Lang, Chen) who teach human factor engineering wants us to understand how our brains work by monitoring them in real time with instruments. For example, we used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to scanner the tester. When tester is hooked up to these machines tasks, such as reading or talking, we can observed that different area are shining. However, when the professor let tester listen to music, I saw multiple areas of testee's brain were lighting up at once. After an experiment,
