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YOGYAKARTA A myth about a tabby cat with an M sign on its forehead, turns out to be scientifically traced. In the myth, cats are able to put to sleep and calm the baby. In scientific research findings, cat snoring helps calm, reduce stress, and lower blood pressure.

The frequency of cat snoring ranges from 20-140 Hz. This frequency is known as medical therapy in humans, reported by the akcReunite page, Wednesday, August 31. When a cat snoring when examined or sitting on its lap, it not only helps reduce stress. But it can also help relieve breathing, lower blood pressure, help cure infections, and even cure bones.

So what's wrong with snoring cats other than their frequency that provide benefits for physical and mental health?

Cassing cats come from vocal cord oscillations during respiratory or inhalation. Cats that are not'meowing' due to injury, they may still be able to snoring. But cats whose laris are paralyzed can not snoring. The research, reported by The Spruce Pets, shows that the movement of these larang muscles is controlled by a unique neural oscilator in the cat's brain.

The cat parent snoring when telling her newborn kitten. The newborn kitten has not been able to see and hear. With the frequency vibration of snoring, the mother cat communicates with its cubs.

Many people think that cat snoring means smiling. It's true that this is a means of communication, as well as the expression described as snoring, such as happiness, anxiety, and fear. That means, snoring the cat doesn't always describe pleasure.

But it's different when a cat approaches you and snoring with squeezed motions, that's probably how it calls you family. According to Dr. Karen firemb of the University of Sussex, England, snoring is a trick of demand; which differs from everyday sounds to the frequency of the baby's cries.

Symptom and disturbing saturation was found in the study, as an effective way to wake the owner and fill his food bowl. But for cats who are close to their owners, it can be beneficial for their owners as well. Because it relates to the mental and physical health that has been described above.