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Janeal Hoffman, I believe is her name is a music therapist...she created a special CD for use with high blood pressure....It goes to 55 BPM I believe. It is called Deep Daydreams....I have seen it work well. she explained the idea of entrainment to us...and gave a documented clinical example.....In a preemie ward they noticed that babies with irregular or slower heart beats were exposed to tones at BPM consistent with healthy heartbeats began to achieve those rhythms. the CD was her creation...It was not necessarily the tones...but the BPM..but the tones she uses are soothing....and they have a seamless loop quality to them...I gave a tape of the music to a client that was have high blood pressure exacerbated by worry and also at least one child in the family who was ADHD and I mean the real thing.....there was a side benefit....the kid slowed down as well......all other extraneous stimulus was removed,,,,TV, radio etc....it had a very calming effect..... I know that sometimes when I get into a looping groove and start to layer the whole effect seems to create a trance state.. time just suspends itself and most often I feel better and somewhat gratified. I often will use wireless headphones and do things in the garden or around the house while listening....it also seems to feed creativity,,,,I will later sit down...write a guitar tune or flute melody and something new comes out of the blue.....but there is some vague recollection of its genesis originating from a looping exercise. About those babies.....future loopers?