Trypophobia is a proposed phobia (intense, irrational fear, or anxiety) of irregular patterns or clusters of small holes or bumps.[3][4] The condition is not officially recognized as a mental disorder,[1] and is rarely referenced in scientific literature.[5][6]
Although few studies have been done on trypophobia, researchers hypothesize that it is the result of a biological revulsion that associates trypophobic shapes with danger or disease, and may therefore have an evolutionary basis.[1]
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trypophobia
nature said:12 sessions and no change. I experienced sadness just once, so it was not sure it was due to NO. Idem for a sleep trouble, just once.
I don't give up. I maybe need at least 100 sessions!
Thinkingfingers said:nature said:12 sessions and no change. I experienced sadness just once, so it was not sure it was due to NO. Idem for a sleep trouble, just once.
I don't give up. I maybe need at least 100 sessions!
Correct me if I'm wrong but that seems a little exaggerated, I've done 10 so far but I felt a massive difference on the first one. I realized I had something similar to chronic fatigue syndrome and within a day I felt awake, it's actually quite incredible that I've been so tired all the time for the past 5 years without noticing. Most people improve with NO but some people don't need it, if you haven't noticed a difference then you may not need it. Why is it that you think you need NO?
nature said:And in my case, there is a particular point: I have tinnitus, intense, permanent, and multiple (with a wide range of sound frequencies that overlap each over). These internal sounds mask some external sounds. While doing the NO sessions, I don't hear the clicks. It's not because my brain is well-functionning (it's all the contrary), it's, I guess, because clicks are masked by tinnitus, thus my brain doesn't benefit from the feedback provided by the clicks. Then I decided to do 1 session each day, in order to try to catch moments when tinnitus is less intense (rare, but I don't despair).
Persevering is a key point in lots of things, particularly when we want for a change.
nature said:And in my case, there is a particular point: I have tinnitus, intense, permanent, and multiple (with a wide range of sound frequencies that overlap each over). These internal sounds mask some external sounds. While doing the NO sessions, I don't hear the clicks. It's not because my brain is well-functionning (it's all the contrary), it's, I guess, because clicks are masked by tinnitus, thus my brain doesn't benefit from the feedback provided by the clicks. Then I decided to do 1 session each day, in order to try to catch moments when tinnitus is less intense (rare, but I don't despair).
Persevering is a key point in lots of things, particularly when we want for a change.