Binaural Beats — It’s been scientifically proven that binaural beats can stabilize your brain into desired frequencies, which may have effects ranging from drowsiness/relaxation (low frequencies) to excitement/sped up thinking (high frequencies)

Placebo — It’s also scientifically shown that if you really truly believe is happening to your body, it WILL actually happen to a certain extent.

Drugs (and alcohol is a drug, make no mistake) have very complex chemical interactions with your brain. Arguably binaural beats help release specific hormones and whatnot, that’s it. But there is no way that these “dosages” will actually make you feel the effect of the drugs to any extend beyond convincing yourself you’re high, or beyond what you could do if you were highly trained in meditation. As long as you are not introducing outside chemicals into your nervous system, you’re not really “high”. And anyone who’s had a solid dose of LSD can vouch tripping is a little different from simply feeling “tripped out”, which is the best these doses can do.

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It took me the better part of 3 months listening to these before I started to figure out how to get them to work.

It does take practice.

You have to sort of shut your brain off - conscious-wise. You know that place in between dreaming and awake? You need to get as close to there as possible, without going all the way. You’ll be close enough to dreaming that you won’t have the inhibitions anxious for this to work. You’ll just hear it and go with the flow.

Before anyone tries it, make sure you aren’t using mp3s that someone ripped. WAV files are fine, as they don’t use the quality - the DRG files are just WAV files with an encryption - but mp3s are compressed and the average person wouldn’t know how to do it right.

I have the best results with Nitrous. After a few minutes, the muscles in my thighs and arms start twitching, then I lose the sensation of things underneath me, and get the most awesome cold-tingling over my skin. Very nice.

The ecstasy also works nicely;)

after about 5 minutes i started laughing

i laughed and laughed till tears were running down my face

i meditate often, and so it was easy for my brain to synchronize the beats.

i’m too scared to try any hard-core ones, so i’ll stick to the happy ones

“This can lead to chemical unbalance in your brain so it’s definitely not recommended for anyone especially with family history of mental illness.”

Thats not true at all, at least as far as facts are concerned. There is little proof either way on this debate, and the little evidence we have actually points to Binaural Beats being safe.

I’m not sure whether it’s worth spending money on though. In most cases, you’re better off just buying some marijuanna.

“It is strongly recommended that you try the sample tracks before you purchase any of the drug tracks because these do not work for everyone. I-Doser states that there are three classes of people: Susceptible to Binaural Beats, Originally Unsusceptible to Binaural Beats, and Immune to Binaural Beats.”

Dipshit, you must be “Immune” or whatever. Learn to read.

I myself have never tried it, but stuff on youtube pretty much proves it works by the way some people behave while on it.

Of course it’s not going to work for everyone, in the same way not everybody can meditate. However, if you follow the sites directions and set the mood, so to speak, and not sit at your computer watching the monitor, you’re more likely to have a more concentrated effect.

I was just wondering when drug enforcement became about people getting high, rather than about the negative effects they can have on your body. I though that is why we have the “class system” set up for drug enforcement.