Delayed auditory feedback (DAF) inhibits stuttering stuttering

Stuttering is a speech disorder overtly characterized by sound, word or phase repetitions, phoneme prolongations and postural fixations that impedes the natural flow of speech. This video demonstrates stuttering inhibition via delayed auditory feedback (DAF). DAF is when the speaker who stutters' voice is delayed by a digital signal processor. The signal is then feedback to the person who stutters as they speak by speakers, headphones, etc. As noted in the video, DAF typically inhibits stuttering from 60-80%.

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[936justme]

As Paxil, what i do now us still sray with the Paxil and whenever begins to loose the effect, i switch temporarily to any other prescribed anti anxiety/ depression medication just for maybe 2 or 3 months and then go back to the Paxil and the body reacts to it like is the first time.

[936justme]

Ok for all the stutterers of this earth. I went to a social worker and told him i wanted to kill myself becayse of the stuttering and is was totaly true. He refered me to a psychistrist who prescribed me Paxil and the highest dose and it reduced my stuttering at least 50%, it was amazing! After few months it begins to loose efect and then i asked for another anti anxiety medication byt nothing worked

[rizwantiz]

can u tell me deatails about Delayed auditory feedback (DAF)

how it is working.

your video is help full 4 me but i want more search about it