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Tapping into the power of neural nostalgia can boost your mood, help your heart, ease aches and even aid weight loss. Here's how to do it.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

So you say you're 38 years old, and you still listen to the music you loved when you were 13?  Don't worry, that's not a sign of immaturity.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.

A psychological phenomenon called neural nostalgia explains why people still love the same music they loved as teenagers when they are adults.