Ross and Carrie Tune Their Brains: Vital Tones Edition

Oh No, Ross and Carrie

Ross and Carrie

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4.8 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2019

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Ross and Carrie try out a family of apps that claim to treat dozens of physical and psychological complaints, using nothing but a pair of earphones and a specially selected "brain wave therapy" sound.

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0:00.0	Hello! Welcome to Ona Ross and Carrie, the show where we don't just report on fringe
0:13.5	science, spirituality, and claims of the paranormal, but take part ourselves.
0:17.6	Yep, when they make the claims, we show up so you don't have to.
0:20.5	Our Ross Blotcher.
0:21.5	And I'm Carrie Poppy, and today we're talking about sounds that can heal you.
0:26.2	So turn this up.
0:28.0	Because it's my voice.
0:29.4	It'll heal you.
0:31.1	In particular, vital tones.
0:33.5	Vital tones.
0:34.8	At vitaltones.com.
0:36.3	I don't know, I feel like suddenly I need to be speaking soothingly.
0:42.2	Vitaltones.com.
0:44.3	It's not an ASMR thing.
0:46.2	Oh no, that would be fun though.
0:48.4	It is.
0:49.4	It's kind of adjacent to binaural beats if you've heard of those.
0:52.3	It's something that plays directly into headphones and it's supposed to kind of help your brain
0:56.8	in various other things.
0:58.6	And yeah, my first thought was, oh, is this binaural beats?
1:01.6	The idea with binaural beats is that they're playing slightly different sounds in each
1:05.2	ear and a stereo track and it's supposed to be doing things to your brain essentially.
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