Review

Weeks ago I was watching TV and in the Andres Openheimer’s show, they(he) presented a new notice a piece that seem(seemed) really interesting. This new(news) notice was about the new ways young people were doping(,) or as the informal language says, “getting high”. Of all the different ways mentioned through the show the way that attracted my attention (caught my eye) the most is called “I-doping” and it consists only in using audio tracks with different kinds of sounds and rhythms, but how does it works(work)? (This) Is(is) what have (got) me curious. The audio tracks are being sold over the Internet and they consist in a melody, composed in two tones that are called binaural. These digital songs played in high volume alter the brain waves and supposedly offer psychoactive effects on the listener, the same ones that some drugs give. Scientists have been considering if the I-doping is harmful and how it may work. Nowadays scientific studies results were published in ABC and have found that I-doping is inoffensive and they say that the effects are even helpful for the persons that suffer from anxiety(,) (and) even though some persons actually feel a state of ecstasy with this practice. In this (these) studies scientist(scientists) argue that all is just suggestions from the user of (and) what he wants to feel. What is certain is that these songs may harm you and after all the better way of living is out of all these vices that our surroundings offer. Analyzing the consequences of these digital drugs may be a little difficult because they aren’t drugs and based on the studies we may say they don’t have negative or harmful effects but these drugs may introduce young persons to other drugs. The fact that you have already “tried” drugs, even if they are digital and fake- and will (couls) make young persons prone to try(trying) real ones thinking (they are) just the same. This is why we have to worry and do something about all this(these) trends that may result harmful for the society.