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Could isochiral sound therapy(use of isochronic tone) have negative effects on brain?i talk about the listening of audio (isochronic tone) for 1 hour
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Sound and brain.: It should not have any negative effect on your brain. High decibels may damage your hearing though.
Answered 5/28/2014
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