Many cat owners feel this way.
A cat’s purring has a particularly calming effect.
According to previous scientific research,
The reason why cats purr is because they feel content and happy.
Is this feeling also passed on to cat owners?
![Cat's Purring Helps Heal Broken Bones and Muscle Damage? Expert: Yes! Not sure yet. </p><p>But there is indeed scientific evidence that </p><p>cat purring has several benefits to human health. </p><p>Research has found that the frequency of a cat’s purring</p><p>is consistent with the vibration frequency used in vibration therapy to promote cell tissue regeneration. </p><p>And in theory, </p><p>people do not need to be in full contact with cats, </p><p>just sit nearby to get the transmission. </p><p>Fascinated by the healing effects of cat purring,</p><p>A freelance designer from Barcelona—</p><p>Gemma Busquets,</p ><p>Decided to use information visualization diagrams,</p><p>to demonstrate these functions in a systematic way. </p><p>Copyright: Gemma Busquets</p><p>[The secret of cat purring]</p><p>A cat’s purring can create vibrations with a frequency between 20 and 140 Hz. It has medical therapeutic effects on many diseases. </p><p>01| Reduce Stress</p><p>Petting a snoring cat can calm your nerves. </p><p>02| Reduce the symptoms of dyspnea</p><p>Cat purring can reduce the symptoms of dyspnea, both for cats and people. </p><p>03| Lower blood pressure</p><p>By interacting with cats and listening to their purring, you can lower your blood pressure. </p><p>04| Healing Bones</p><p>For improving bone strength, frequencies between 25 and 50 Hz are the best, followed by frequencies between 100 and 200 Hz. </p><p style=](/zb_users/upload/2024/04/83d0b71fe59a32.jpg "Cat's purring helps heal broken bones and muscle damage ?Expert: Yes!")
05| Reduces risk of heart disease
A recent study showed that cat owners have a 40% lower risk of heart attack than the average person.
06| Helps treat infections and swelling
The vibrations of purring help treat infections and swelling.
07| Helps heal muscle, tendon and ligament injuries
The vibrations of a cat’s purr can also help heal soft tissue injuries.
“If you put a cat in the same room with a bunch of broken bones, the bones will heal.”
—An old veterinary proverb
Gemma mentioned,
People used to think that raising cats was good for their owners,
mostly because raising cats can relieve stress,
also often Have a more active lifestyle than others.
This is the first time for such a specific study.
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