Hi! Sorry if I have some mistakes, english is not my mother language, but I read almost half forum and it seems like nobody asked this - so here I am.
Yesterday I discovered I-Doser, and I loved it! I tried two drugs, and both worked fine for me. But a friend of mine says that the reiterated stimulation with (real) drugs may kill the neurons who send the sensations from the brain to the body. I never used real drugs (just caffeine!), so I'm a little worried about that. I-Doser drugs can do the same?
That's true...?
Ill manage a guess
Hey im new to this entire thing IDoser too. I expect that it dosent because you are not like snorting, inhaling, or drinking anything to have these feelings. I guess that it just talks right to your brain or whatever. Ive tried marajuana, genesis, cocaine, absinthe, pyote, trip (all idoses) and they all have worked. I pray to god it dosent mess with your brain neurons or whatever.
Any damage would come from "unnatural"(insomuch as being a chemical reaction triggered by the introduction of more chemicals)sources, like MDMA causing serotonin to depleate, allowing dopamine up the wrong pathways which is suggested to cause damage.
I highly doubt binaural beats could cause anything remotely similar to this, it's just helping you change your own brainwave states naturally. The only thing i've ever read about actual chemical reactions would be stimulation of 5htp, which i doubt could do anything bad since it's only working with what you already have(unless we gotta start outlawing some of our own brain chemistry now!!).
I highly doubt binaural beats could cause anything remotely similar to this, it's just helping you change your own brainwave states naturally. The only thing i've ever read about actual chemical reactions would be stimulation of 5htp, which i doubt could do anything bad since it's only working with what you already have(unless we gotta start outlawing some of our own brain chemistry now!!).
I thought that 
Anyways, the friend who said that to me never used binaural beats, he said that about real drugs, and I don't know why the reiterated stimulation would destroy de neurons who send that sensation from the brain to the body. If it's real, suffering a great pain must kill the neurons who send the pain information... and that's not the way sense works, so I suppose that the damage caused by drugs is just the chemicals - and binaural beats hadn't any chemicals. Thank you very much for clarifying my doubts!
Anyways, the friend who said that to me never used binaural beats, he said that about real drugs, and I don't know why the reiterated stimulation would destroy de neurons who send that sensation from the brain to the body. If it's real, suffering a great pain must kill the neurons who send the pain information... and that's not the way sense works, so I suppose that the damage caused by drugs is just the chemicals - and binaural beats hadn't any chemicals. Thank you very much for clarifying my doubts!
Simply put, taking drugs releases chemicals into the system that interfere with the body, while making the body react in certain ways. Binaural wave patterns would in theory make the brain act similarly to those chemical reactions, but no physical drugs would be interfering and/or deteriorating the system.
