Binaural beats/isochronic waves

[Rosebolt]

Have you guys heard of it? I used them quite a bit in the later part of my depression, serotonin boosts and anti-anxiety stuff. It worked great! Well, either the waves did, or the placebo effect, i personally have no idea, but i suspect it's the latter.

There's science behind though. Basicly, as we all know, sound is pretty much nothing more than waves just chilling in different frequencies, now, some frequencies are at a stage where the waves change the vibrations of the atoms in your brain, making the atoms change their chilling pattern into something more .. err ... chill.

So it basicly sets your brain into the state that you are trying to achieve.

Anyway, here are some examples.

Anxiety/Depression:


Sleep:


Concentration:


Serotonin Boost:


Just, for the love of god, make sure your headphones (yes, use headphones) are the right way around. Especially with the isochronic ways. Or else you'll pretty much get opposite results. (Assuming this stuff does anything)

So what do you guys know about this, and think about it?

 

[WL7.3]

I've used it for concentration and it worked although I don't know if I just needed white noise. I'd like to try the other ones.

 

[Bones]

I have used frequency healing before - my third eye chakra must be clogged up big time.

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[Blush]

Ahh, I must try the sleep one... Thanks for this.

 

[NightHawkJohn]

I have used these before i have a old program called BWgen which is now not sold but with that you could make your own presets and it would also flash the screen at a certain rate which i found worked better than just the sound as it mimics those Audio strobe glasses.
I have a 4hz one i used which seems to help me relax, white noise with a 4hz binaural Beat and 4hz screen flash i must see if i can make that into a YouTube video as i think its fairly effective.

This is also a great open source program cant remember if it can flash the screen.
http://gnaural.sourceforge.net/