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Why classical musicians take beta blockers

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The incredibly sophisticated world of orchestral performance is secretly fueled by massive amounts of prescription heart medication. To combat violently shaking hands during extremely complex violin solos, classical players massively rely on beta blockers to artificially lower their heart rates. Even the most refined symphonies require a little bit of chemical assistance.

Why classical musicians take beta blockers
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