Can you benefit from a good bath?

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Sound bath can not only provide deep relaxation and optimal sleep, but also help you feel more solid, and even help alleviate anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and pain. <

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< span class=" article - picture description - interior "> sound therapists usually play gongs, Tibetan bowls, bells, ticks and other instruments. (picture: Joshua klausner/livestrong.com)

When you go to a sound bath in a sound bath, participants usually lie in a comfortable position on the floor of a yoga mat, blanket, mat, pillow or cushion. Sound therapists usually play gongs, Tibetan bowls, bells, ticks and other instruments. You can listen to some good voices of Sara ost, a voice therapist in New York City, to see what it is like. The experience of

is incredibly relaxing, with voices conveying your thoughts and taking a sensory journey similar to the original sound of a movie. Sound bathing can put your brain into a state of meditation, which is very helpful for people who have difficulty in meditation. The sound bath usually lasts about an hour. If you are going to a noisy bathroom, you may need to bring your own blankets, mats and pillows to make sure you feel comfortable and warm. Some people find their body temperature dropping when they lie on the floor.

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When the voice pours on you, you may fall asleep or dream. Where can you take a comfortable bath?

With the increasing popularity of sound bathtubs, it is better to reserve a space in advance because they are often sold out.

In Los Angeles, you can have a sound bath with Jamie Bechtod in Sound Space (a Sound Bath studio in Silverlake). Or you can do a sound therapy or a sound bath on a Saturday night with Guy Douglas, a kungfu master, in Unplug Meditation in Western Los Angeles. You can visit Joshua Tree's Integratron Out and enjoy a 60-minute sound bath, which they call "kindergarten nap time for adults in the vocal ball". & quot;

In New York City, try the mndfl audio bathtub. Or search on Google and find a sound bathtub near you.

What do you think? Do you want to take a sound bath or have you already done it? What was your experience like? Please leave a message below and let us know.

About the author, Jess Barron is Vice President and General Manager of LiveStrong.com, a leading healthy lifestyle website with over 29 million independent viewers per month. Jesse's enthusiasm inspires people to live healthier and better. In addition to LiveStrong, her works appear in entrepreneurs, Fortune and Mydomaine magazines. She appeared on msnbc, ABC News and XM Satellite radio. Jess was a health Further speaker and a team member at Create & Culture and Digital Hollywood. Focus on jess@jessbeegood and twitter on instagram.

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