As it is mentioned many times before that some of the frequencies may cause the attack. I thought, maybe there are which can give us some help. And the first thought that came to my head was i-dosers.

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I think I am going to try my thesis in the weekend, because there is more time to suffer if it doesn't work. If somebody already tried this, give me a message!

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Solen wrote on Apr 1^st, 2009 at 4:31pm:


well thats an new one. let us know how it works. if you can get some relief without using a bunch of drugs thats great.

My confidence level in how helpful this particular item might be is pretty low.  

That being said, I know that reducing anxiety and fear during a cycle is helpful--however that is accomplished.  

Using effective means (like oxygen) to stop an attack or avoid one is probably the best confidence-builder of all.  

It's all about controlling the thing--and if it can't be avoided, controlling ones reaction to it to minimize the impact it has.    

Best wishes,

George

You get the best results when you combine the Binaural Brainwave I-Doser with snorting Sinus Buster and juggling Boji stones. And don't forget your necklace of triangular Hall-effect magnets.

In a long time I haven't read such hogwash as on the I-Doser web site. Thank you for the laugh.


                 

If there was a chance it worked, I would give it a try.  Im sick of drugs.   

All I can say is...

i used it the first time and relaxed so much, but i used it again and nothing, so i cant tell you yes or no. Wonder if it is  psychosematic (a word i have come to hate) i dont know but they are hitting harder and longer now so i cant really say, sorry

You would think if these people are true CHers then they would be willing to try anything, specially if it isn't a pill, and wouldn't be so sceptical..... i mean who ever thought o2 would work like that. if it works then great, its not illegal. I say good for you to whoever finds relief from this thing!!

onepfday wrote on Apr 18^th, 2009 at 8:08am:


The I-Doser brainwaves synchronization is IMHO a complete scam. Hint: on their web site they write about 'scientific proven' but without naming horse nor rider (did you expect anything else?).

The brain waves (most people write it 2 words) result from the firing of nerves in the brain. They can be measured with a EEG (electroencephalography) set-up. An EEG is useful to detect some diseases, like epilepsy, encephalopathies. Before MRI and CAT scan it also helped to diagnose tumors and stroke.

In a healthy individual the brain waves pattern varies with activity, something an observer can see without an electronic gadget.

How the activity of the brain can be influenced by some "doses" of sound, and for what purpose, remains a mystery of the "scientific proof" (that is so secret that no web link can be given...).  

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(nothing left of 'scientifically proved')


                 

Jimi wrote on Apr 18^th, 2009 at 12:58pm:

Can you imagine if this was on the side of your Imitrex vial?
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Sorry - support doesn't mean agreeing with everything I say. Sometimes support means a good, swift kick in the fannie if I need it.

Just ask my kid. I support him quite often.

AlienSpaceGuy wrote on Apr 18^th, 2009 at 12:16pm:

Actually, there is a proven theory and there have been some scientific papers published on binaural entrainment of brainwaves - here is the Wikipedia article:

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Here is a pdf of the 1973 Scientific American article by Oster on binaural effects and entrainment of brainwaves.

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When each ear is provided with a sound at a slightly different frequency, the brain tries to synchronize it, and produces a pattern of firing that is based on the difference of the audio inputs.  This can increase the amount of alpha, theta or delta brainwave activity - which may or may not be significant .... for helping with overall relaxation, a possible benefit has been recognized.  For activity of the hypothalamus or trigeminal ... who knows??  Whether or not it can affect clusters in any way is pure speculation.

I have listened to a variety of binaural tapes (not that particular product) - some have been quite effective at inducing profoundly relaxed states or altered states that I have experienced in meditation. Others - not so effective.   I lost interest in the tapes and let them disappear somewhere, and haven't tried them while in cycle.  Most of the research has been on anxiety, stress, and other things related to mood and attention.  

Titles of a few studies available on PubMed:
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There is also free software that allows one to generate various binaural patterns using a computer:

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