Definition: Diaphoretics are a type of therapeutic method that involves using music to induce relaxation and reduce stress. The term "diaphoretics" is derived from Greek roots, "dianthus," meaning "flower," and "aphes," meaning "air." These terms have been used in the context of music therapy for centuries, but they were not widely recognized until the 19th century. Diaphoretics involve using music that can evoke feelings of calmness or relaxation. This type of music
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