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Misophonia – The Rare Condition That Makes Certain Sounds Unbearable for Sufferers
By Spooky onJuly 2nd, 2019 Category: News
Imagine hearing someone chewing a piece of bubble gum loudly and being overwhelmed by a feeling of anger, disgust or panic. Sounds like loud chewing or slurping can be hard to put up with for most of us, but for people suffering from a rare condition called misophonia, it’s virtually impossible.
Misophonia, also known as Selective Sound Sensitivity, is usually described as a strong emotional or physiological response to the presence or anticipation of certain sounds that are usually human-generated, like the sound of someone biting into crunchy foods, clicking noises, knuckle cracking, even breathing. While anger is the most common reaction recorded in misphonia sufferers, anxiety and disgust are also possible responses. But these intense emotions are also accompanied by a release of adrenaline which causes symptoms like raised pulse, shakiness, sweating and a raised heart rate. This makes dealing with experiences most of us consider mundane almost impossible for people with misophonia.
Misophonia – The Rare Condition That Makes Certain Sounds Unbearable for Sufferers
By Spooky onJuly 2nd, 2019 Category: News
Imagine hearing someone chewing a piece of bubble gum loudly and being overwhelmed by a feeling of anger, disgust or panic. Sounds like loud chewing or slurping can be hard to put up with for most of us, but for people suffering from a rare condition called misophonia, it’s virtually impossible.
Misophonia, also known as Selective Sound Sensitivity, is usually described as a strong emotional or physiological response to the presence or anticipation of certain sounds that are usually human-generated, like the sound of someone biting into crunchy foods, clicking noises, knuckle cracking, even breathing. While anger is the most common reaction recorded in misphonia sufferers, anxiety and disgust are also possible responses. But these intense emotions are also accompanied by a release of adrenaline which causes symptoms like raised pulse, shakiness, sweating and a raised heart rate. This makes dealing with experiences most of us consider mundane almost impossible for people with misophonia.
Grilled corn on the cob with the garlic and herb butter with A1 steak sauce mix. Made 4 lb of steak fries, beautifully seasoned. Crunch then tender.
Otherwise I just made hamburgers. ( okay I had some fabulous onion rolls). And sauteed the onions in bacon fat. After I made bacon for the cheeseburgers. 2 Swiss, 3 sharp cheddar.
Otherwise I just made hamburgers. ( okay I had some fabulous onion rolls). And sauteed the onions in bacon fat. After I made bacon for the cheeseburgers. 2 Swiss, 3 sharp cheddar.
If I wasn't so full that would sound delicious. And I only ate half of what was on my plate today.
Too hot to eat. Get it.
Honestly I would have been happy with sticking with my Twilight Zone Marathon.
The last bit of work in the heat really zapped me.
Yup. I will have lunch for tomorrow.Too hot to eat. Get it.
Honestly I would have been happy with sticking with my Twilight Zone Marathon.
The last bit of work in the heat really zapped me.
Don't know how you're working in this wall of humidity. Ugh.