Has anyone else heard of this? Basically what it breaks down to is that they are using binaural beats to tap into and change frequencies in your brain, making you think you are on particular drugs.

Feb 2, 2018 - What is included? Software: I-Doser 4.5 & Portable Sharm 1.31 & 1.7.1 Atmosphere Deluxe 6 BrainWave Generator MindMaster - Software Tool. Feb 19, 2018 - I-Doser Premium 1.5.4 apk, update on 1970-01-01. 20 included doses with OVER 100 highly advanced binaural brainwave sequences.

They have sound clips that vary in length from 10 minutes all the way up to almost an hour. After you listen to them your supposed to feel similar effects to specific drugs depending on which sound clip you are listening to. All kinds of videos of kids trying it out on youtube. Authorities are worried that this trend will eventually turn into a gateway drug and lead from digital to analog drugs. I have used binaural tones in the past to help reduce my anxiety..

They do work. But I was unaware that they were being used in this way. I did manage to try one of tracks that the idosers are using. Called Hand of God. Was an interesting experience, almost like inducing an anxiety attack for me on that one. First, there is ads for fake buds on their website. Second, their 'premium' doses (gate of hades and hand of god) cost 200$, and i really doubt that they do what they describe.

I tried idoser a little years ago, but not enough to say if it does anything more than relaxing when listening to slow sounds with headphones and closed eyelids. They could have tryed to really describe what the different 'doses' really do, but they choose instead to say 'this is cannabis, this is ecstasy, this is heroine.) Bad marketing = probably bad product. Hahaha this post is awesome. Binaural beats sounded so odd/interesting that I wikid it really quick. Turns out that entrainment, or making your brain waves tune into a certain frequency, is possible with binaural beats. After doing a quick literature search though, I saw that several studies said it didn't really do anything.

There were a few studies, some just preliminary, that said it did help some patients with anxiety. However, I also read the argument that our brains processes produce a certain brain wave, but that the opposite isn't necessarily true - dialing into a certain brain wave doesn't have to mean that the brain's processes change as well. That did it for me, and convinced me that it was probably bunk. Probably some placebo affect involved as well. Entertaining to read about when vaked.

I tried a similar program 'I-Doser', about 2 years ago. It is based on binaural beats, so it is scientific based. You should listen 30, 40 minutes (or even more) to weird sounds, without distraction (very hard to do). The result is a little strange effect and light mental confusion, and lasts only few minutes. However you need some good headphones, or some essential frequences will be lost. Each dose is very expensive, for example a marijuana dose costs about 10$ (and it can be used only one time).:/ So it can't be compared to a vaporizer.

Details lagu Seventeen - Ayah bis PlanetLagu - Download Lagu MP3, Video, Lirik, dan Berita Musik PlanetLagu situs download lagu MP3 dan streaming video 3GP MP4 gratis di Indonesia, menambah koleksi musik, vidio, lirik lagu, & berita tentang musik terbaru setiap hari. Seventeen ayah mp3 download free.

I tried a similar program 'I-Doser', about 2 years ago. It is based on binaural beats, so it is scientific based. You should listen 30, 40 minutes (or even more) to weird sounds, without distraction (very hard to do). The result is a little strange effect and light mental confusion, and lasts only few minutes. However you need some good headphones, or some essential frequences will be lost. Each dose is very expensive, for example a marijuana dose costs about 10$ (and it can be used only one time).:/ So it can't be compared to a vaporizer. I tried this about 2 years ago with one of my wealthier friends.

When we did it there definitely seemed to be something going on, but I'm not convinced enough to believe it wasn't a placebo. The way I understood it working is that it plays certain sounds which generally generate a specific activity in the brain (i.e. Static, church bells, things that we associate with specific feelings). After 'setting your brain up' in such a way, it proceeds to lead you through the 'trip'. Something I was told no one here seemed to mention was that you have to have access to certain frequencies and audio programs; you can't just download to iTunes and kick it (note the richer friend's involvement). Additionally you need higher quality headphones as the sounds need to be pitched perfectly against each other.