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ADWhat did it do to your brain? 🤔
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MYDid the voices went silent for you too? 😱 Or did you hate it?! Some people find sounds like this can help calm or focus ADHD brains, everyone’s different, but if it helps you feel more regulated, that’s a win. Take a minute, tune in, and notice how your body responds. 💛
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MYDid it help you focus or stop the racing thoughts? 🤔 432 Hz isn’t magic—but for ADHD minds, it can feel pretty close. This frequency is known for its calming and grounding effects, helping to shift your brain out of overdrive and into a state of quiet focus. 🎶✨
When everything feels too loud, too fast, or too much, 432 Hz can help reduce mental chaos, ease overstimulation, and quiet those racing thoughts that never seem to stop.
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DRHeschl’s Gyrus Explained 👂🧠 | The Brain’s Primary Auditory Cortex
Discover Heschl’s gyrus, the brain’s primary auditory cortex. Learn its location, function, MRI appearance, and clinical relevance — essential for sound perception and speech. 🎶
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UBEl reguetón activa el cerebro más que la música clásica
"La magia de la música en el cerebro", conferencia impartida por Manuela del Caño (@dra.sinapsica), doctora en Neurociencias y profesora del Área de Música de la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad de Burgos. Charla completa en nuestro canal de YouTube (UBUinvestiga).
Esta charla divulgativa invita a descubrir la magia de la música en el cerebro a través de un viaje fascinante por lo que ocurre en nuestra cabeza cuando escuchamos, cantamos o tocamos un instrumento.
Esta conferencia se realizó durante la Semana de la Mujer y la Niña en la Ciencia, en La Estación de la Ciencia y la Tecnología @laestacioncyt (Burgos, 2026).
Referencia del estudio mencionado:
Martín-Fernández, Jesús & Burunat, Iballa & Modroño, Cristián & González-Mora, Jose & Plata-Bello, Julio. (2021). 'Music Style Not Only Modulates the Auditory Cortex, but Also Motor Related Areas'. Neuroscience. 457. 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2021.01.012.
Autor principal en Instagram: @dr.jmartinfdez .
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5DIf you have adhd or stress, listen to this sound to focus & clear your mind. Listen for as long as you need. How do you feel?
Download the new 5D Waves app in bio for more mental clarity.
Gratitude 🙏
#mentalhealth #frequency #meditation #adhd
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ALThis sound isn’t music.
It’s a neurological signal.
Before thought. Before words.
Frequency speaks first.
What you’re hearing is 741 Hz — and here’s why it matters:
1️⃣ The brain syncs to rhythm faster than to meaning
EEG studies show the auditory cortex entrains to stable frequencies within seconds, shifting brainwave balance before conscious interpretation begins.
2️⃣ 741 Hz sits in the “cognitive clarity window”
Mid-range frequencies around 700–800 Hz are associated with enhanced task-switching and verbal processing in auditory neuroscience research.
3️⃣ Sound alters neurochemistry
Controlled tones can reduce cortisol levels and modulate dopamine release — the chemistry behind focus, motivation, and decision-making.
4️⃣ Minimal sound = maximal effect
Studies in psychoacoustics confirm that removing melodic complexity increases neural coherence. Fewer variables → stronger signal.
5️⃣ The voice center responds first
741 Hz overlaps with resonance zones linked to speech motor planning — clarity in sound often precedes clarity in expression.
The fact that stops the mind:
Your brain processes sound 20–100 ms faster than visual input.
You feel truth before you understand it.
The alchemical layer:
In alchemy, sound was the first solvent.
Before form — vibration.
Before intention — frequency.
Clarity is not created.
It’s revealed when noise dissolves.
Kovalev Alchemica works with the same law:
tune the field — and meaning aligns itself.
Listen again.
Not with ears — with attention.
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AUThe cerebral cortex is responsible for higher brain functions including movement, sensation, speech, vision, and hearing. Understanding cortical areas is essential for clinical and anatomical knowledge.
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MIEsta es la frecuencia 432 Hz de la proporción áurea, que se cree que ayuda a reiniciar el cerebro al ralentizar el caos mental, estabilizar tu sistema nervioso y sincronizarse con tu respiración, latido del corazón y energía.
La proporción áurea (1,618…) se encuentra en conchas marinas, flores, galaxias, ADN e incluso en tu propio corazón. Muchos creen que el sonido basado en este patrón crea una armonía natural en la mente y el cuerpo.
#frequencia #bienestar #sonidosrelajantes #tdah #tda #deficitdeatencion #tdahadultos #tdahadulto #tdahinfantil #tdahdescomplicado #tdahmulheres
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MEConfused by the auditory pathway? 👂😵💫
This easy mnemonic will help you remember the entire hearing pathway from cochlea to auditory cortex in seconds — perfect for physiology exams & viva! 🧠✨
No more mixing nuclei and tracts during revision 📚⚡
Save it, share it, and revise smarter!
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KIMusic is the only way to quiet the voices for me. I don’t know about others, but for me, music is the only way to keep my alters at Bay.
What are the voices like?
- The voices may be altered in communicating with each other.
- They can be friendly or argumentative.
- The voices might be part of a flashback that includes visual elements.
- They may also be threatening or distressing.
90% of the time it’s my alters fighting with each other or they wanna butt into a conversation that I’m having with someone.
each one of my alters has their playlist so when they are fronting, it helps them focus.
Like roommates that barley get along 😂
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METhe auditory pathway is the neural route for hearing, starting with hair cells in the cochlea (inner ear) converting sound vibrations to electrical signals, sent via the vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII) to the brainstem (cochlear nuclei, superior olivary complex, inferior colliculus), then the thalamus (medial geniculate body), and finally to the auditory cortex in the temporal lobe (Brodmann areas 41, 42) for perception, involving parallel processing for features like pitch, loudness, and location.
Key Functions & Processing
Tonotopic Organization: Different frequencies are processed at specific locations, allowing pitch perception.
Bilateral Processing: The pathway involves connections to both cerebral hemispheres for complete sound analysis.
Parallel Pathways: Different aspects of sound (intensity, timing, frequency) are processed simultaneously at various levels.
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