Digital drugs, taking binaural beats somewhere dark and scary; at least for parents.
Digital drugs are the latest fad for teens trying to alter their mood and their mind. Binaural beats the source for the digital drugs, were discovered by Heinrich William Dove in 1839 and used to reportedly influence people from bad habits. No trips to the wrong part of town are needed. Some times all it takes is a dark room and a set of headphones. Whether the headphones are attached to a computer or an MP3 player might not matter either.
That type of easy access will concern some parents and might not bother others. However, it could be used as a first step to bigger and illegal drug activity. Some websites show such titles as Cocaine, Heroin, and other illicit drug names. Then again it could just play itself out. Binaural beats in and of themselves were first used to combat bad habits, but they were of dubious use.
If parents notice that their teens are spending more time in this type of activity could be a cause for concern. Parents should by and large be able to talk to their kids about what they are doing. Parents don’t need to be enabling their kids if they suspect that something more is going on.
While iDosing or listening to binaural beats may not be bad. Parents should always know what their teens are doing and be able to step in and talk if they see something like this taking over. Teens will always try to push boundaries, but they expect their parents to enforce boundaries. Even when it comes to something as seemingly innocent as listening to binaural beats.
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