"'Heroin' was a mistake. I felt nauseous and passed out. If you have addiction tendencies, avoid the opiate doses altogether." —
Even as audio, these tracks affect brainwave activity. I-Doser MP3 ALL DOSES
However, the scientific community remains skeptical of I-Doser’s more extreme claims. While studies suggest binaural beats can indeed help with relaxation or focus, there is scant evidence to support the idea that they can mimic the complex neurochemistry of a potent hallucinogen. The experiences reported by users are likely attributable to the placebo effect or simple sensory deprivation. When a user enters a dark room expecting to feel "high," the power of suggestion becomes a potent drug in itself. Furthermore, the long, droning nature of the tracks acts similarly to "pink noise," which can induce meditative trance states regardless of the specific binaural frequencies used. "'Heroin' was a mistake
