Binaural Forum

My friend Tyler decided to try the crystal meth dose, so we went along with it and he put in his earphones, and started listening to the dose. After about 5 minutes, his hands were clenched extremely tight on his head because he was holding the earbuds while listening to the dose (sitting in a chair, leaning over and shutting his eyes). His face was very red and he looked like he was in pain. I patted him on the back, progressively getting harder when realizing that he was in a trance. When we realized what was going on, Brent pulled his ears from his head and I pulled the earbuds out, and Tyler gasped and looked up. His eyes weren't focusing on anything and he was breathing heavily. "Are you alright Tyler? You were in a pretty deep trance." I said, "What?" he said, clutching his ribs. "What's wrong with your ribs Tyler" I said, "They hurt like a bitch," He replied, "What?" I said. Brent intervened with "I'm pretty sure the dose isn't supposed to do that." He moaned a bit. I told him to get up and try to walk off the pain, when he said that he couldn't move his legs. At this point we felt very worried about how deep of a trance he went into. What I'm wondering is one: has anybody encountered an experience similar to this with the Crystal Meth dose and 2: what are your experiences with the Crystal Meth does if they weren't like this?

If you're really worried, you can see a doctor about it. It's very likely not connected to I-Doser itself. It could have just been placebo, or perhaps some other medical reason. I wouldn't worry about it, since the way I-Doser functions is actually completely harmless.

Try doing it yourself to see what happens, but remember that it can't possibly hurt you and that it's just sounds. If you actually learn how binaural beats (what I-Doser uses to alter your brainwaves) work, you feel a lot safer and educated when dosing.

I haven't really tried the Crystal Meth dose, so I can't comment on how it's supposed to be. Again, I doubt it was related to the dose itself. The most likely cause was he just wasn't breathing correctly.

My friend had a similair experience once where on his first dose he was in pain similair to you're friend(I have a post about it)What I think is that there is a very small percentage of people where I-doser sets something weird off in them and this sort of thing happens happens.

zoarfy wrote:What I think is that there is a very small percentage of people where I-doser sets something weird off in them and this sort of thing happens happens.

Yeah, it's called them getting paranoid and then freaking out.

I bet this pain in his abdomen was a result of him hunched over like that.