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Can Listening to New Audio Drug Get You High?

A web site has claimed that users of a new audio drug can achieve an altered state just by listening to a few beats.



The player, called an I-Doser, is a binaural beat...Read More

Posted on : Monday, December 27, 2010 5:37 AM
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I've used binaural and isochronic beats for months, they don't get you high. They help influence your brainwave frequencies. This is useful if you are already prepared to relax/meditate/dream. I find transitions to the low delta state useful for falling asleep quick. For full info [where I learned of them last year] on using these beats a google search works, or see wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_beats or the Binaural Beatbox (www.sleepbeats.myshopify.com, (which is also a vendor of these products).

I find that drowning out these beats with other music makes them ineffectual. Your mind has to percieve the beat, in order for them to influence the operating frequency of your brain.
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