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The association between the frequencies of cat purring and improved healing of bones and muscles may provide help for some humans. Although it is tempting to state that cat purr because they are happy, it is more plausible that cat purring healing high fidelity sound is a means of communication and a potential source of selfhealing.

Cats also purr when they are nervous or in pain, leading some experts to believe that this cat purring sound uniquely feline vocalization is actually a method of selfhealing. A domestic cat's purr has a frequency of between 25 and 150 Hertz, which happens to be the frequency at which muscles and bones best grow and repair themselves.

Cat purring asmr creates vibrations at a frequency of 20140 HZ, and studies have shown that frequencies in the 1835 HZ range have a positive effect on joint mobility after injury, scientists have begun talking about how the cat purring white noise could help humans.

It is a known fact that a cat purring is the most recognisable sign of animal contentment. Cat purring sound is a pleasurable rasp that erupts whenever a cat is tickled or petted, the soundtrack to countless sessions sprawled on an owner’s lap.

But there is a lot more going on with the cat purring. Some thought it was linked to blood flowing to the inferior vena cava, a vein that carries deoxygenated blood to the right side of the heart. With more research it seemed likelier that the white noise came from vibration of the muscles within the cat’s larynx. As they move, they dilate and constrict the glotte – the part of the larynx that surrounds the vocal chords – and the air vibrates every time the cat breathes in or out.

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