The effect of music
What's better than enjoying your coffee with music!
Or drink a Siffleux , for those who cannot tolerate caffeine.😉
By listening to music we like, our brain releases dopamine, a neurotransmitter that provides a feeling of pleasure and helps reduce stress and anxiety. This is why music has a beneficial effect on our mood and well-being.
Music has the ability to make us relax and take us away from our daily concerns. The Canadian Association of Music Therapists tells us that when words are no longer enough to express emotions, music plays this role and fills the void.
The effect of a Whistler
The Siffleux taste like coffee, and they are caffeine-free.
The mission of Les Siffleux is to give people a good mood.
But how to do it?
Good mood comes when we have fun, and when we have enough vitamins to support our body. Because without vitamins, we have less energy, and without energy, we have less good mood...
It's not my business to be scientific, it's logical.
Just being deficient in vitamin B can cause us to feel tired, and even depressed.
This is why Siffleux are made with small fruits, such as blueberries and cranberries, to add plenty of antioxidants to the cup. In addition, other plants are added to support the body, such as burdock, astragalus, or maca, which provide their share of benefits, such as adding iron and magnesium.
A musical discovery
It's nice to discover musical styles and genres that we thought we wouldn't like. Today, I discovered “bebop”, a musical genre derived from “jazz”. Besides, I combined blackcurrant and maqui berry to jazz them together and it really gives a taste of medium roast coffee.
In a nutshell, Bebop is improvisation and rather fast jazz music.
Discover JAZZ here: