Droning binaural audio sounds of the alpha and delta waves have been historically used for the purpose of meditation and relaxation. The scientific community simply likens it to the relaxing effect ...

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The site I-Doser makes the seemingly remarkable claim that playing binaural beats-pulses of two different frequencies that are slightly different into both ears at the same time-can give you a high ...

For decades, parents, doctors and school administrators have worried about the dangers of drugs. In the digital age, they've got a new arena for concern: Sound waves that, some say, affect the brain ...

Nicholas, like many users, says he was initially skeptical of I-Doser, the latest Internet craze that claims users can achieve altered states simply by downloading and listening to music. The websites ...

(CBS) Like a scene out of a science fiction movie, kids claim they getting high on data and they are posting the strange results on YouTube. The "drug" is called i-Doser and kids need nothing more ...

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Spaced-out adolescents in headphones litter YouTube, some panting and others wincing as they listen to droning, pulsating soundtracks known as iDoses. They have fallen victim to an insidious new ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The digital drugs, I-Doser, is currently trending on social media. The issue has actually appeared in October 2015, but now it becomes the talk of the town again. The National ...