“At this time, we are aware of no scientific data on this phenomenon,” reads a statement, “so NIDA cannot establish the validity of the claim that you can get high listening to these sounds.”
What does the National Institute on Drug Abuse have to say?
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Since then, tech blogs and media outlets have debated the riskiness of the practice, and the software used for playing one com-pany’s i-doses was downloaded nearly 29,000 times last week - more than quadruple what it was a few weeks ago. The Mustang public school district learned kids were i-dosing and sent warning letters to parents. Though i-dosing has been around for several years - known by various terms, such as “digital drugs” - a March incident in Oklahoma prompted a new wave of concern. They flutter their hands in front of their faces.
The adolescents can be seen on YouTube, wearing headphones, listening to pulsing soundtracks that supposedly simulate the effects of recreational drugs. Teens, in pursuit of their inalienable right to try to get high off of anything that can be ingested, digested or harvested, are apparently now trying to get high off of MP3s. Dangerous gateway drug that will lead your children to a sordid life of addiction? Or.
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