Boost Your Mood! A POWERFUL Serotonin Release With Binaural Beats (Alpha Frequency)

[sheunesu]

It works!

[stevinie7free]

very cool.

[Nouri8885]

does it actually make ur brain release serotonin or just make your brain act the same way as if it was releasing serotonin?

[tsveta73]

@Nouri8885 Your brain actually releases serotonin.

[ValFlr]

I think the smiley does all the trick!

[BinauralBrainwave]

@ValFlr

just turn the sound off then ;)

[Napkins345]

Don't listen to what people say about brainwave entrailment, you can't understand what it does if you just listen to what people say about it. do your research, there's a science behind it, and it will only work if you know what you are doing. simply playing the beat is not enough, your brainwaves needs to fully synchronize with the audio frequency, which takes time, multiple tries, and concentration. Buddhist monks do this without audio and it takes years, if not a whole lifetime, to master.

[NeuralSync]

@Napkins345

The point to external methods for entrainment is that they provide a "shortcut" to hemispheric synchronization, which helps bypass the whole lifetime mastery aspect - especially with more advanced technology. Yes, there is a science behind it. And, yes, staring with half your attention at a YouTube video isn't the best way to achieve results. But for people who want to give brainwave entrainment a try, checking out what's offered for free isn't necessarily a bad idea.

[DubSalat]

My mood is scared,and started thinking about Huge thing wich my brain cant get....

[AbsolutEminem]

Every time I come to this video i'm the 5,439 viewer

[tjohnphillips]

Nice.

[oooooooooo1100]

how long should i do this before i start to see results???

[fetish1989]

yea this stuff is bomb! good upload!

[sonechka1]

Really works! My though process and attention have been changed after a two minutes of this music. I feel at ease.

[RyanStokes3]

wow, this actually works. I suddenly started thinking about the day ahead and getting excited.

[BlikeNave]

Nice, I like it. I think the noise that shutters in and out serves to keep the brain from getting too familiar with the stimulation, which I believe is a good thing.