ASMR EAR CLEANING INTENSE 3D ASMR
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“Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response” was conceived in the mid-2000s by an enthusiast who hoped that a clinical sounding name would lend legitimacy to what was, at the time, thought to be a niche experience. In the years since, ASMR has become a popular internet phenomenon—inspiring millions of YouTube videos and countless devotee blogs—but it has not yet been widely studied in the field of psychology.
However, researchers have recently begun to explore whether the phenomenon has any scientific basis whatsoever. So far, some preliminary research suggests that ASMR may help manage symptoms of insomnia; other small fMRI studies suggest that those who experience ASMR may have subtle brain differences from those who don’t. These findings need to be replicated in larger, more rigorous studies, but they have started to provide clinical evidence for what was once purely anecdotal.
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