Scientists at the Fauna Communications Research Institute in North Carolina have discovered that our purring is a 'natural healing mechanism' .
Wounded cats will purr because it helps to heal and strenghten bones and organs. Cats purr at between 27 and 44 hertz , exposure to similar sound frequencies is known to improve bone density in humans. Purring is believed to have a similar effect to ultra-sound treatment on humans.
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