I-doser--non drug CD that gives you the feeling of being on drugs--have you heard of this?

Question

It is a non-drug that simulates the feeling of just about every drug--your thoughts? Someone told me about this, but I haven't bought the CD's or downloaded them yet, although I heard a bit of the songs on this web site that I-doser has. Here is what one person had to say about it: "This isn't a real drug but it simulates the feeling of just about every drug. It's called I-doser and it's a software program with sound files that you listen to and it really works. I use morphine to relax . Msg me to let me know how it works for you.... or you could just use meth to go numb." It is supposed to relax you, make you euphoric or s**y, depending on the CD you purchase. It is a mental health type of CD.

Answer 1

u can download them by limewire and in my opinion dont get u high but can be relaxing

Answer 2

YES! i was at soccer camp today and we were talking about it. My Friends say it works. never did it tho.

Answer 3

Ive taken an interest in this "I-Doser" in the past year or so, and I've studied the effects and the science behind it.

I-Doser, the program, is a program that you must pay to use to "get high", which isn't really what happens (from a scientific standpoint), which I'll discuss later.

Background: I-Doser uses a science called Binaural beats, which attempt to change the frequency your brain operates at. By analyzing the brain when under the influence of drugs, you can then record the different frequencies the brain operates at over the course of the high, and mimic them by creating the Binaural beats that would change the frequency of your brain to match those of the high.

I-Doser just creates the settings (which are about 5-10 lines to tell the program which frequencies to switch to), then encodes them in a file which holds the picture, the description, the key, etc etc. of the "dose", which in turn brings in money.

The Binaural beats do NOT get you "high", do NOT get you addicted, and do NOT bring on the side effects of real drugs, which is why it is so popular. The drug names are given based on the frequencies the dose tries to mimic.

For best results, use a pair of headphones (preferably over-ear - buds seem to skew the sound) that are in good quality, that don't click, and can be turned up quite loud. You want them to be set at about -5db, or roughly the volume of most country songs (mainly to have them at a level in which takes up 80% of the total noise you take in at any one point). Full blast on an iPod is perfect. The lack of concentration allows the brain to synchronize its frequency with the frequency of the Binaural beats.

The number of times you listen to it doesn't really matter - unlike real drugs, Binaural beats tend to have the same effect dose to dose.

Also, in I-Doser, the "potency" of the dose depends on how "obvious" and loud the beat is to change your brain. The more potency, the more defined the beat will be - and vice verse.

Another note: The frequency the Binaural beats affects two main things: state of consciousness, and the area of the body in which to stimulate. Higher frequencies tend to stimulate the upper body, which makes your brain process things at a higher rate/depth, making you "smarter" (which then forms the doses such as Brain+). The middle frequencies have to do with the heart and the "truth center" (the area in which makes you feel "warm and fuzzy"), which then forms the doses such as "First love" and "Nitros", and finally the lower frequencies which make you sleepy, make you feel "big", and often stimulate the sexual organs, which then form the doses such as "Viagra", "Extend", "Sleep", or "Lucid Dreams".

Hope that clears things up a little! Good luck!