Sance,

Yeah, I am almost completely fine now. I only have slight trouble with bright lights and I still can't really get a buzz from drinking beer or wine.

But keep a positive vibe; I think that you too will make a lot more progress.

I am very interested to hear what the people at the mental institution said. Please provide more details, this is the first time I have heard of a doctor believing that this type of injury is real.

Also, I would like to keep talking via this thread, so that others can be helped if the same thing happens to them. Is that cool?

Last question: are you having any problems with your ears? Thanks.

- Blue

hey thats fine,, i didn't think you would check this thread often thats why i asked to have faster talk.

anyway, to answer some of your questions.

these are the symptoms that i still experience,, depends on the day.

- Experiencing some white noise in my ears,, especialy at night when there are little or no other noises.

- At night when i get sleepy, seems like i am drowning, i noticed that one night i was listening to music and i had extremly much trouble to voice sync with the music.

- when tired and speaking, i notice that i skip some words.

- at morning i would feel much better with my eyes closed, after i open my eyes i would start getting the "brain fog".. to be more precise, like a "mist".

- it seems like i can concentrate much better when i watch a computer screen.


- and i still feel the pressure in my head, not so worse as before, but still exists. like someone mildly squeezing my middle brain.


- another thing,hard to follow movies and stuff on tv, like i can't focus/concentrate enough.

- pressure in my eyes like burning, and forehead pressure as wel.

and just to make it clear, i never had those symptomps before, this all started overnight.



tell me about your symptoms please, when did you start feeling that they start disapearing?

and another thing, did you have any panic attacks while listening to the brainwave sounds?

thanks and peace friend



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[edit on 18-3-2009 by Boatphone]

Sance,

Again, my symptoms included:

mild detachment from reality
sensitivity to light
sensitivity to loud noise
mild fear
mild anxiety
confusion
short-term memory problems
difficulty sleeping
vivid dreams
difficulty being social

I felt better after 3 days, thereafter improving a little bit each week. But I was still very messed up for 6 months. With a big positive change after the 6 month mark. But I am still not 100%.

Please, tell me what the doctors told you, about the "brain being out of balance". Did they suggest any treatment? Thanks.

Also, how are you feeling now? Anyone else have this type of trouble after using "Brainwave Enterainment"?

Does anyone else think TMI is shady?

- Blue

Originally posted by sance

and another thing, did you have any panic attacks while listening to the brainwave sounds?

Yes, I did when I first heard the odd sounding tone I felt intense panic. I had to splash cold water on my face.

The panic attacks themselves may be to blame for our symptons. Could a panic attack use up all of a persons dopamine or disturb other neurotransmitters?

- Blue

Originally posted by blueblue7777

Does anyone else think TMI is shady?

No. Not at all. I think they are one of many companies that made bi-neural audio technology and they are a good company, good people, and they've been working to bring science and experience together for decades.

Your logic is akin to deciding all television and cable networks are shady because epileptics can have seizures related to the flashing or sudden shift of light on the screen. The reality is epileptics should not watch TV, and people who have or allegedly have bizarre neural breakdowns just by hearing sounds should not listen to bineural audio.

Perhaps it could be caused by hidden brain damage to begin with. The way bineural tech works is that it plays one audio frequency to each ear (which means each hemisphere of the brain) and they differ slightly, and the two hemispheres which work together via the corpus callosum actually create a third, innate-to-the-brain frequency, you might think of it like a harmonic. This is generated BY the brain itself. I suppose if there were some kind of brain lesions or damage or lack of development in the corpus callosum in particular, it's possible this kind of audio could result in a major problem (including panic attack and symptoms) as soon as it began.

(I might add that there are known chemicals which do break down the CC; testosterone at or before birth is allegedly detrimental to it and is considered one reason that some people have more "synthesis" ability while others seem more like "one track minds", because there's less communication going on via CC.)

I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on TV, and I'm not attempting to convince you that you are brain damaged, I am merely looking for any possible explanation no matter how remote to explain why audio that doesn't bother anybody else is reported as completely screwing you up for months; this is armchair discussion not labeling.

Your problems, whatever they are, are rare, and rather bizarre, and it isn't fair to blame any given company that makes bineural audio for them.

Best,
PJ

Originally posted by RedCairo
No. Not at all. I think they are one of many companies that made bi-neural audio technology and they are a good company, good people, and they've been working to bring science and experience together for decades.

I understand. I'm not trying to attack them, but I guess their rude treatment of me is fueling my negitive feelings.

Your logic is akin to deciding all television and cable networks are shady because epileptics can have seizures related to the flashing or sudden shift of light on the screen.

That's not really fair. Most television networks don't claim that watching them will improve a persons math skills or ability to focus.

Your problems, whatever they are, are rare, and rather bizarre, and it isn't fair to blame any given company that makes bineural audio for them.

I agree that this is rather bizarre, indeed. I do have ADD and my brain might be wired a bit differently because of, or to cope with, the ADD.

Best,
- Blue

Be very careful of taking things from the net and listening to them, you never know what is in the sounds. Mind control is rife in society

The neurotransmitter systems may be affected.

Keep testing that out...

- Boat



[edit on 23-3-2009 by Boatphone]

Are you still feeling the negitive effects OP?

Have you looked into the website that I posted?

- Boat

[edit on 24-3-2009 by Boatphone]

OP how are you doing now?

Have you considered that you may be having issues with GABA levels?

- Boat