Binaural Forum

I was wondering if we can make a asthma treatment dose.I have brainwave gen and they have one that works pretty good,so Id like to see one from idoser.

Agreed.

Ha, that would be a nice dose, I too have Asthma, maybe the dose could trick the brain into thinking you never had Asthma. Good thinking!

As far as I know Asthma has nothing to do with the brain, so probably it won't be possible making a dose for this. But if it is possible, I agree that would be great.

During an asthama attack trying to breathe is futile.. You can faint or even die from big attacks... I hardly think asthma can be cured by binaural beats but if it can then I fully support this dose...

astma curing thro the idoser,nah dont think so, but its pretty interesting maybe that would work

If not cure atleast something that provides relief and is short...

Not so fast, guys... Asthma has a strong anxiety component. Its actually the product of very real, very physical problems (inflammation, constriction) but the main trigger of attacks other than allergens is stress, if I'm not mistaken. Sudden, rapid breathing impressed upon an already taxed airway only makes things suddenly worse, a very scary spiral ensues.

One COULD argue that taking advantage of anti-anxiety doses could prove to lower the stress levels enough to prevent stress-based attacks and may even teach asthma sufferers how to better relax, which could help tremendously during a stress caused attack.

An anti-anxiety QH could prove useful if someone feels a stress-caused attack coming on, I would think, although I-Doser could never make any such claim, unfortunately. Hopefully we can look forward to some encouraging feedback from asthma sufferers

I thought I-Doser specifically said they make no medical claims about their software

ngphil22 wrote:I thought I-Doser specifically said they make no medical claims about their software

jaredliles2000 wrote: An anti-anxiety QH could prove useful if someone feels a stress-caused attack coming on, I would think, although I-Doser could never make any such claim, unfortunately. Hopefully we can look forward to some encouraging feedback from asthma sufferers

They can't, they won't, I didn't suggest they could or would. But even thought they can't, asthma sufferers are free to try it out and post their experiences on the forum.
I-Doser has to contend with the FTC and other wonderful government orgs, while users suffer no such restriction on what they can submit as their own experiences/results. A delicate line to walk, but if it can help asthma; who cares whether I-Doser makes the claim or a metric butt-load of users? Asthma sucks, anything for the greater good, ja?