Do digital drugs work?
Many are skeptical about the effects of digital drugs. Few scientific studies have been conducted on binaural beats. However, a Duke University study suggests that they can affect mood and motor performance. Dr. Nicholas Theodore, a brain surgeon at Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, said there is no real evidence that idosers work. But he noted that musical preference is indicative of emotional vulnerability. Trying idosers could indicate a willingness to experiment with drugs and other dangerous behavior. Theodore added that idosers are another reason to monitor kids’ Internet usage. And, he said, kids need frank talks with their parents about correct choices. “I suspect this ‘Pied Piper’ phenomenon will pass rapidly and quietly,” he said. Online, many people have posted their experiences with digital drugs. They tout the effectiveness of binaural beats. Or, go to YouTube. You’ll see videos of teens experimenting with digital drugs. You can decide for yourself if binaural beat
