Misophonia Treatment - NRT and Trigger Tamer App

[@brieb6370]

It made me emotional watching this knowing there's a way I can help to reduce my Misophonia.

[@moveitenheimer6405]

I need this treatment so bad- my parents are now in their 80's, near the end of their lives. I love them more than I could ever express in words. I, unfortunately, can't be as close with them as I wish to be because of my severe misophonia- my triggers are eating noises, especially my parents'. This has been the case since I was around 9 or 10. It saddens me so much. I long to be closer to them, I long to be able to spend time with them without having to get up and leave so often. I'm so beside myself with pain because of this.

[@houda2252]

omg its me evry thing u said it's me 😭

[@hamadd7s]

Mo Veitenheimer yea same here but what sucks is when I hear noises I do things that I don’t want to like swear and like running away it ducks

[@karenkelleher7117]

I'm the same :(

[@sup7123]

Unfortunately this is me too 😥 my mum has a sniff tic. I can’t bear to be around her, but she’s elderly and I’m the only one. It’s got so bad that my anxiety has reached an all time high and now I’m noticing triggers with my husband. I need help 😥

[@innerlightholistics5945]

@@sup7123 I have some earphones called dbuds that hang on a little cord around my neck and any time I am finding mouth/nose noises unbearable I pop them in and it cuts the sound out but I can still hear people talking etc. They have been a lifesaver. The kitchen extractor fan if you are in someone's house is also super helpful.

[@jocelynlaboy8159]

The agony of living with this nightmare nobody will ever understand until they go thru it! I've secretly prayed for me to go deaf and blind! I don't know how much longer I could live with these triggers and visual triggers!

[@60ndown]

+Jocelyn Laboy id guess living/moving somewhere you can tolerate is better

[@jocelynlaboy8159]

+60ndown I'd have to live in a soundproof bubble to find peace somewhere. I have three kids as well. Misophonia is much worse when ur raising kids! I just want to be better.

[@60ndown]

i think music of my choice at low volumes and headphones is where i am going, i don't want to be irritable at home and i love music, if its not loud i can still hear whats going on in the room and not be irritated by the constant noise

[@carolrichardson7739]

I feel the same way. It's hell. Those making flippant comments on here have no idea how bad this can be and I am happy to hope this will help me.

[@marelli777]

@Jocelyn Laboy I always freak out and i feel so sorry for my family because i do that to me and them and they dont deserve it. Sometimes i just want someone to kill me so i can finally rest and get rid of this awful dissorder. I just wanted to see if there is more people with this horrible thing but i dont personaly know anyone with it I have been dealing with this in a while now and im only 14 but there is a technique that u can use Ask yoursef these questions : Who am i? Who are you? What do you want from me? Why does my pain and suffer give you joy? Leave me alone? Fuck you fuck you fuck you

[@Zbot713]

That awkward moment when the people in the video are triggering you...

[@えりか-i6z]

What is your trigger?

[@Zbot713]

Mostly sniffling and other noises people make when they're sick

[@chavocinco]

Sampson Awesomeness I agree with you that 100%! The saliva on his mouth - the smacking and way it sticks to his teeth, tongue, mouth etc. When he says "crunch"...aaarg When he breathes out the "wh" sound with "what" I hope I can figure out subtitles for KZbin otherwise I'm out!

[@thelifeofmaryd.2494]

I read this thread AS he smacked his lips! I was angry but couldnt help but laugh!

[@kayleigh-annbanks1814]

Omg you know 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@limit7769]

Thank you Mr. Dozier. This video alone helped me/is helping me with my Misophonia. Sorry, I don't have any money to give. Your kindness has made a difference in my life.

[@ispres]

This is going to sound really cheesy, but sometimes i wonder if im ever going to be able to start a family with someone because of my DAMN MISOPHONIA! I WISH I COULD JUST GET AWAY FROM EVERYONE FOR JUST A DAY SO I CAN LIVE MY LIFE WITHOUT HAVING THE FEELING OF ANGER OR SADNESS BECAUSE SOMEONE IS SNIFFLING!!!! 😩

[@えりか-i6z]

No I totally know what you mean. I can't connect with people because I can't stand listening to the noises they make XD I fit into the "mouth sound group", so some peoples way of talking can effect me. And how am I supposed to get to know someone I can't even talk to? Also, what if they are an obnoxious eater? That would mean I could never share meals with them which is an important part of bonding. I may not be able to even stand their presence as their breathing patterns could leave me feeling like I'm going to smash a window or have a panic attack. I couldn't kiss them because wet mouth sounds are triggers for me.... It's actually horrible to think about....I'm almost certain I'll be single forever

[@budyfixit]

ThatSameGuy9209 been married almost 15 years. treating this with good doc for 5. marriage is possible but theyll always have a issue with tour issue. i remove myself from 90%of situations but youll always have something to DEAL with. or at least thats the way most non miso see it. just waiting for the day i get triggered 2 death

[@ashleygeohas2497]

same!!!!

[@jazzyvlogs1657]

ThatSameGuy9209 OMG I SWEAR TO GOD I HVE THE SAME PROBLEM

[@annashotton1745]

THATS EXACTLY HOW I FEEL!! my mom always worries me saying things like “how will you ever have kids? they don’t close their mouth” “what if your husband chews loud?” “who wants to marry someone who screams at them for eating” it really does scare me bc i want a family. but at the same time i want to be alone for ONE DAY without experiencing SUCH EXTREME ANGER. JUST ONE DAY PLEASE.

[@itsmymehandi8796]

Thank you so much. Nobody really understand this and u are helping so many people to solve this problem. ❤️❤️

[@aprilbourne967]

Chip bags drive me crazy, I cannot stand chip bag rattling.. I recall my brother once did that, major anxiety problems from it

[@daniellefrank007]

I hate wrappers! Specifically peppermint wrappers

[@lucanikrstac]

I suffer from what I know about myself. Only some people annoy me when they eat, while others don't. I live in the Balkans where people are healthy and strong. After hard physical work, for example working in the forest where you hand over 50 tons in one day, the feeling of misophonia disappears. The feeling of mythophony is strongest for me when I'm doing nothing. In general, when you don't do anything physically, you become nervous, you are dissatisfied, and misophonia further increases this. My advice, when you feel anger from misophonia, do heavy physical work.

[@IntuSounds]

Wow. Happy to read this. Thank you!

[@MomoBrandt]

Thank you so so much. I had no idea that anyone else in the world experienced extreme responses to every day noises. Thank you so much I know how to fix it.

[@RyanSomethingSomerhing]

Thanks for your help and research. Very grateful for your work.

[@jordynm2437]

Is there any free apps for misophonia

[@John_F898]

Are there

[@sabaansari9154]

Hi guys... First of all this video is truly amazing... Hats off to the gentleman who is paying attention towards the problem that can hardly be understood by people who don't have misophonia.. I am really very happy to see that people are being aware about this issue.. As per my thoughts.. This is worst than cancer.. I know should not think in this manner... But when I was having this and didn't know about that I used to curse myself.. I suffered a lot... The point of saying these things is 'now I can manage' after 4 years of having this I went to a counselor... As it is the issue manier people don't know.. She thought I have anxiety issues or OCD... But she finally helped me with a therapy named NLP.. I don't know the full name of NLP.. But it works on our unconscious mind she told me that 90℅ of my problems will fade away... For that tym it was true... I didn't even realized that someone besides me eating so loud... Untill I made to realized... For now things are still better... So I would suggest you all meet up with a counselor...talk about it.. Ask about NLP.. I am not sure about how effective it would be in your cases but yeah in my case it helped me a lot... I read comments.. I can feel each and every words of your cz I had gone through it... Misophonia affected me in many other areas... It ruins the relationship with my parents..affected my self worth self confidence and so on ... Well I don't really comment but this time I think I should share my experience... Think about it and forgive me for my grammatical mistakes😁..All the best! love from India❤

[@abhigupta8692]

Heyyy hiii I'm from india ..where r uh from india?

[@abhigupta8692]

Did uh consulted an indian doctor?

[@sabaansari9154]

@@abhigupta8692 Hi Abhi, no I took help of a therapist/Counselor.

[@ProxyBlueX]

What I've often wondered is why does the sound not bother me when I'm the one making it? I can be snapping gum like a crazy person and have no reaction, but if someone else does it I want to hurt them LOL

[@curlyhair4792]

Same with me

[@vburke92]

Same here

[@OdeliaOmosebi]

mine bothers me when I make the noise

[@How.To.Get.Saved.]

I truly appreciate this. It gave me some ideas to try. Thank you :)

[@dianaismyname8653]

I used to say that I suffer from Misophonia, I was taught by someone I love that I actually have supersonic hearing. Of course it comes with it’s cons just as well as it’s pro’s.

[@odyssey814]

I'm half deaf but can hone in on someone's sniffing from a mile away

[@sleepyjoness]

It's not this, though, really. My hearing's getting worse all the time but I'm more triggered than ever by trigger sounds.

[@therealities5139]

Thank you so much because of you many people are getting relax from this dangerous misophonia

[@fahads_artwork]

Great Explanation... Really if we can somehow refuce physical reflex ,it might be in control,I will start doing it and see how it goes

[@razaleann6265]

When me and my current boyfriend got together just adored his whistling and vocalized that many times, but as the months went on it became more and more of a trigger and now I tell him to stop it when he does. It makes me feel awful but its just so breathy, if he was better at it and it sounded smooth I would probably still adore it. That and his chewing. The same with my mother, her whistling and chewing. Growing up I always ate dinner in my room (luckily dinner wasn't so formal in my house so it wasn't a big deal). I honestly thought this was just the norm and that everyone would get that angry over one thing or another for years.

[@XuliusCaesar]

I have an uncle that thinks its funny to smack his lips in my ear on purpose. He's done this to me every chance he's gotten since I was a young boy, and he loves making light of it. It is bad enough that 2 weeks ago I found out he has prostate cancer, and all I can think of is "I don't have to listen to his fucking smacking for much longer". Misophonia isn't a damn joke.

[@MomoBrandt]

Ever since I was a small child I have experienced extreme reactions to every day noises. Sniffling. Nail biting. Someones gums and mouth clicking when they're talking on a video and needs a drink of water 🤬, or the test I took for 2 hours in school and one kid had a runny nose and every 2 seconds made a snot slurping sound. I jabbed my sister with a fork for chewing with her mouth open at 7 years old. All this time I thought that my brain was somehow defective. Or I had just had anger issues. This gives me hope that I can fix this. I hate the way my body feels when I hear these noises and I am so grateful that there is a way to help it! I hate asking the people around me to stop making noises. It isn't fair to them.

[@phant5667]

this guy seems nice and is a genius

[@serolite]

That second happy music really made me chuckle. Thanks for the ideas.

[@SilvaMorasten]

I am not sure if I am able to undergo this therapy, it is too difficult

[@katieharris4889]

My grand parents are in their 60's and I always just want to spend time with them. My grandma smacks horribly and it driveshaft me insane. I just wish I could spend time with them, but it's hard. I wish my misophonia was gone. I love my family so much, it's just my stupid misophonia.

[@pedrosmith221]

It wouldn't work for me because my trigger is my neighbors scraping chairs or their dog barking. My anger response comes not from the sound itself, but from them being inconsiderate. If I play the sound on my headphones, it doesn't trigger me at all.

[@noraGotes]

Hi, thank you for all you teach me with this presentation. I knew today about Misophonia as my husband got other information and send to me, couldn't believe, after all these years nobody can say now I'm a maniac. I'm 60 , and at the age of 40 asked to do audition measure because I wanted to know what kind of noises I can listen, then the professional told me I can listen +25000 decibels and her diagnosis was painful-hyperacusia . I try to find tampons to filter the noise but not even those use for pilots are good because they filter words level but not what I need. The 1st detecting my problem was my dad : one day he was watching B/W TV and I was in the kitchen making dishes , then he come to me and asked if I was watching TV o r making dishes, I said obviously I'm making dishes , and asked why and he answer that all the time the tv had strips I was telling him, please fix the horizontal, please fix the vertical... Yes I can listen all kind TV with tubes... After that I start paying attention and discovered when I was walking in some commercial neighborhoods with a lot of people I become upset, bad mud, irritable, also in big meetings, or where there is metallic music special the guitar sound I will love to crash them sorry but those are my feelings , never did it...I'm not happy in the cinema if the picture can not take my to it''s world because the paper noises, people eating, or coffing ... It's very bad when I have to disseminate my upset if someone eating close to me has problem with the tooth I can support the clack, clack I had to look and I found in China silent mouse because I can not effort sometimes the click... Any how thank you , what you say that we feel like that rubber band in the body is 100% truth , and all you explain will help me with my family and friends to understand what happen is nothing that I do because I want.

[@MrNocaster]

I also get, on some occasions, not only an emotional reaction, but an adrenaline dump. This has been so hard to deal with for over 30 years

[@tomdozier]

At the Misophonia Association Convention (2021) it was reported that propranolol (a beta-blocker) can help prevent the adrenaline dump.

[@_linlin_]

@@tomdozier I get so obsessed with the fact that I hate that sound that my brain remembers it and relives the memory of the sound as if it's actually happening again so probably it's like my brain being scared of a sound and remembers it so if I experience it a second time I wouldn't be as scared/triggered... That Costs me a lot of anxiety and panic tho. Regardless - Thank you for this video it really opened my eyes towards emotional reactions and etc. :)

[@IntuSounds]

@@_linlin_I get it. I have that too. I think it’s basically a PTSD response. In my past, certain sounds actually triggered extremely scary psychotic episodes so I think the extreme feeling I feel when I hear those sounds is actually PTSD in addition to misophonia.

[@eileeninmaine333]

Hi, I really appreciate this presentation, and the app! Wonderful way to combine good treatment with technology!

[@sarahnaeem1519]

thank you so much for making this video I'm going to download the app right now. you are doing a very good work God Bess you and I hope it works for me and others.

[@martinaajello5777]

Is the app usefull?

[@sarahnaeem1519]

@@martinaajello5777 Nahh... we have to *BUY* those sounds or whatever they call it. there is no one who can help the people suffering through misophonia and people like this old man wants money. which is a complete bullshit

[@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335]

@@sarahnaeem1519 no is a fucking word

[@multyhard2get]

No it does work the app.

[@epsilonews35]

I want to share my experience using Wim hoff breathing technique with cold baths. It helped me to stop pills because i had very often panic attacks but it didn't help me about misophonia. I guess if we combine Wim hoff technique and pavlof experiment ex put sounds, noises which disturbs you and at the same time do cold baths. To achieve to make cold bath you must first have somebody to show you 2-3 times how to make the breathing technique. Then when you enter in ice, you are in a survival state where your organism stops to think the problems you have (any problem) because you in a state of survival. The cold at first brings you in a high tension but after you stop the cold bath you feel relaxed and happy (cold makes organism to produce hormones which makes you happy).

[@keithparker1346]

Ice cold baths sounds masochistic

[@sleepyjoness]

How often does a person eat sorbet? That aside it's so good to hear this is working.

[@multyhard2get]

I kind a find it really hard too record a breath in the app because it does not record that well and does sound like a breath you hear in real life. What can I do about that?

[@therealities5139]

Sir I have one idea can we make such headphones which can eliminate misophonia triggers and the rest of sound will be natural like environment

[@susansheldon2033]

I am genuinely happy for everyone this works for. It did not work for me.

[@christenhimmel5194]

Ive had Miso since early childhood and my preschool age son is showing signs of it as well. from what ive read and watched throughout the years of knowing what this is i have one of the more extreme "coping" mechanisms that is rarely ever addressed. I have to mimic the trigger sound immediately and sometimes multiple times until the pain subsides. Imagine just 1 of the 30 ppl sitting near you at work has a cold a sniffs 3-5 times a minute and you have to mimic each one. now imaging its winter and half of the ppl have a cold and are making yhose trigger sounds.This is my life. My body is so worn by the time I get home everyday from my body stressing, anxiety, trying not to mimic the sounds which makes the pain worse, stiffening up... Sometimes even my own voice is a trigger. Earplugs and music only work breifly if at all each day if at all. Any thoughts?

[@nashira4673]

I thought I was the only one who felt compelled to do this (Mimic to soothe and cope)

[@RubiRenegade]

My GF also has this!!! She would be so relieved to hear she's not alone if this :D

[@sleepyjoness]

I've read of this coping mechanism a lot. I do it too. But it's not really an option in work. Why not try the programme in the video you're watching? Other than that, try more earplugs til you find ones that work the best?

[@missj784]

I hate the sound of my neighbours radio it sets my misophonia off

[@rhystyrrell280]

Plz can you make the app free there are people suffering who don’t have the money to pay including me please

[@tomdozier]

itunes.apple.com/us/app/misophonia-trigger-tamer-lite/id1438873157?ls=1&mt=8

[@rhystyrrell280]

You only get it for 14 days

[@tomdozier]

@@rhystyrrell280 Correct. But in 14 days, you can see if it beneficial for you. It does not help everyone. If you really can't afford it, you can delete the app and download it again every 2 weeks.

[@levelingyouup]

Breathing and eating at the same time - the BIGGEST trigger for me.

[@alexkennedy1820]

Chewing really really annoys me. I just cannot explain it.

[@orieannamitchell3808]

Hey i want to get rid of suffering from Misophonia at home What can i do to start working on it I really need someone to talk to for the things that triggers me a lot It's been a pain for years i dont want to get worse years later or carry on

[@Pjpuglife]

I can break stuff in my house if I'm triggered or pound on the walls if my neighbor above me walks back and forth or slides furiture.

[@sophiereading7629]

I suffer more severely from misokinesia than i do misophonia, and am curious if there have been any studies into that??

[@jacobcavendish9230]

Hey Tom. Does this work with Misokinesea? I know the app doesn't do videos, but say I recorded triggers and edited them myself with music and a blank screen surrounding them, would it work?

[@tomdozier52]

We generally call those "visual triggers" of misophonia. It is the same fundamental neurological condition. Yes, what you suggest could work if the visual triggers cause a small response. You can tell if it is working if the response is decaying in less than 30 minutes. No change in 30 minutes (or any increase) means the trigger is too strong or the positive activity is too bland.

[@jacobcavendish9230]

@@tomdozier52 Thanks for your response, Tom. Are you talking about my response to the same short snippets of visual triggers and my responses progression through the 30 minutes?

[@tomdozier52]

@@jacobcavendish9230 Yes. That is the response that you need to notice decreasing to demonstrate that the activity is helping your misophonia.

[@martinaharrison1608]

Hi Tom, I'd like to email you about my misophonia but can't find a contact?

[@amrakarmaMisophoniac]

I grew up a thrash metal musician...and I have a severe case of Misophonia. Quite the contradiction.

[@85kingz]

Haha I like this, I love making my music but when I walk into public I hear everything sensitively I get upset, now I wanna get out there and lower my sensitivity thanks

[@jenniferjones1821]

I have a horrific reaction to the top note hum of my neighbors bathroom fan through the wall, not the sound you hear when you are in the room with the whole fan noise. Is this Miso? It's messing up my life

[@tomdozier]

This seems to be misophonia. I (Tom Dozier) can help by video-chat. See misophoniatreatment.com for more information.

[@happierabroad]

What if I can't tolerate any sudden unexpected sounds or movements? Not just chewing or clicking? What is that called? Also, what kind of disorder is it if I cannot tolerate interruptions? Not just of sound but of movement too, like things flying in front of me or moving by too. My brain can't filter them out. They cut the chord in my mind especially if I'm in the middle of a thought, and I can't recover from it without exerting effort to erase the sound or interruption from my brain. What is that called? I can't find it on Google. The worst sound is the phone ringing. How does anyone tolerate that? I wanna strangle the man who invented that sound. Do any of you have trouble tolerating that sound too?

[@tomdozier]

I don't know about your inability to tolerate interruptions. These may be visual triggers. Any repeating sight or sound can be a trigger. Every trigger is extremely distracting and people take different time to recover. Some quickly, some after hours.

[@Jacebeaner]

I want to shake your hand sir!

[@aidantdavis]

Two questions: 1: Some people are triggered by specific persons' noises,but can the opposite be true? I am triggered by chewing sound of all types from crunching to slurping, but for some reason I can't seem to be triggered by one specific person's chewing, even though they chew like a pig. 2: Is hyperattentiveness to sound a part of this condition? People spot triggers in a plethora of other noises and then don't let go, but I seem to not be able to let go of any sound. I hear all noises that reach my ears,and every individual conversation persists in my mind. It gets to be intimidating when I am with a lot of people, even if there are no trigger sounds present.

[@Smurgleblurgle]

For #1 I've noticed that too. For some reason, if a close friend (but not a family member?) is making a trigger noise, it doesn't really bother me. I think it might be part of the fight or flight response thing. For #2 I personally think misophonia has something to do with autism or the autism spectrum. A lot of the people who I know who have misophonia have other signs of autism as well.

[@gurl8327]

Dude smaller trigger or not it create same reaction in me

[@tomdozier]

It may seem that way, but from my work with hundreds of people, if a trigger is small enough (short and soft), it will not trigger any response. At some point, it sounds like a click. There is a range between that and a full response trigger, though it is a small range for some people.

[@gurl8327]

@@tomdozier I didn't expect you to read my comment 😅 . Thank you for replying . I have same reaction to every frequency of trigger sound . Sad life

[@multyhard2get]

@@tomdozier indeed that is what I experience a lot. You still need to work on the triggers then?

[@williamk9881]

Thank you, sir.

[@RileyXmusic]

I really thought this guy was trying to help us but the app is $40. Really??? This video is an ADVERTISEMENT. Shame on you Tom Dozier.

[@carolineelzinga1679]

Wow. But think about the amount of pain people go through and how hard it is to overcome this. I think it's totally worth it.

[@saenahunny.]

@@carolineelzinga1679 but my parents would pay for me to be helped 😒

[@ksksjswjw6218]

Me the whole video: having hope for change. Me at the end: realizing I am broke

[@ythoxd32]

Is it weird that family members trigger me, but not other people ?

[@melxox15]

Yes The people you surround yourself with the most will trigger you more. In my personal life, my mom is my biggest trigger

[@worodiraqi7908]

Sadly I suffer the most from my family members. It's building up by time and it's making me miserable 😭

[@jolene8545]

YTHO XD the people closest to us are the ones that mainly trigger us. I find when out in public unless I’m super on edge or the trigger is really loud.

[@pothulausha6200]

Really useful vedio

[@TheCdchance]

Loud breathing. I absolutely hate it. I hate loud crunching. Hate the neighbors music. Hate loud yawning. I'm miserable

[@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335]

Me too man me too.

[@sudeshnathapa1]

I really can't withstand even a small sound created by my brother while reading or mugging up.He makes sound like a bee humming continously while reading. And even if he reads with small sound, i feel irritation, anger and some kind of burn inside my heart.I feel like crying and it drives me crazy. Is it misophonia or some other disorder?

[@tomdozier]

It is likely misophonia.

[@furo.v]

Same content as the book, even the pan-flute and trash metal music bit, and all of the case stories haha. Nice video.

[@tomdozier52]

Good observation. The first step in the book was transcribing the videos, so yes, they are the same.

[@andreibagut9083]

My trigger is when birds are chirping.So weird:((((

[@RileyXmusic]

Andrei Bagut me too one of many

[@olduseruser]

I've always liked birds chirping in the communal garden as it's usually quite musical and only occasionally insistent, like before a thunderstorm. Except for two months there has been a bird with a high-pitched, monotonous 'cheep' every second ( I timed it) practically without a break from dusk to dawn. I've lived here for 13 years and I'm sure I would have noticed it before had it been here - It's a tiny critter - amazing how it has the energy for this perpetual racket. It's calmed down a bit now ( so many false starts to the Spring season?)but sometimes there is a bout of it squawking urgently twice a second when it gets frenzied. The frenzy occurs when other birds (usually calm) start mimicking (also for long periods from dawn to dusk) - some kind of dominance battle going on. Needless to say, it's driven me into a state of frenzy. I have to close the window and wear ear plugs. There it goes again! and now the ratchet-sounding bird has started up too! If it didn't occur so often it wouldn't have become a trigger. The periods of calm have increased but I get annoyed almost instantly whereas in the beginning it took a while.

[@herrmoreira]

me too, and also with my russian classmate, and he speaks, he makes some strange sounds which triggers the crap out me

[@RileyXmusic]

Me too can’t stand birds chirping

[@FXPips11]

I hate birds, dogs, gum should be illegal, chips, motorcycles, trucks, bass radio, finger nail clippers, lip noise when u first open your mouth, fireworks, air conditioner systems from even far distances, trains, knuckle cracking, but now its not noise triggers, its even just seeing the objects, CBD is the only thing that has helped recently, and having 4 radios on in my house, and youtube thunderstorms, saved my life

[@ein_aaron-3031]

Why is the app 50€ ? What`s that price, that is outrageous. I`m still probably gonna buy it, congrats.

[@chrisuniverse5979]

Mr Dozier,im thirty seven and since age four if im not in a silent pitch black room,im in a rage screaming ,'shut the fuck up' whete everyone thinks im insane,im not,i cant change,i can only have my internet phone on me to drown out noise with louder noise i actually like black metal the best

[@inesferreira6126]

The app costs 42€. Why did I even had hope

[@jacobcavendish9230]

42, in order to reduce a life time of suffering...? (also its now £10)

[@xilan1204]

I hate on some people due to the disgust they bring me froom the way they eat or talk. I have a friend that i cant bare listen to as he does all kind of sounds like wtf. I also wonder if il ever be able to stsrt a family... sad!

[@AllisonLindeman]

Virginia actually triggered me because of all the s noises she was making.

[@TheDarkDutchman]

Allie Mulvey Same here , she should drink some water and keep her mouth moisten from the inside.

[@chavocinco]

DarkDutchman he needs it too! Or move the mic away from mouth Please !!!

[@herrmoreira]

same here!

[@wighteggy7927]

Oh dear. Me too. Sorry LMAO!

[@faisalatal6314]

Me too

[@Tahnaiya]

Haha love the metal music.

[@user-us7vw3yq8p]

I’m the same with spit noises and a few others, make my blood boil. But when I see videos on it and the person looks affronted by the noise, then the other person looks affronted that the first person is affronted it’s funny as!!

[@jatiel4779]

Thankyou. But I cant afford $40.00. I didn't know why I thought it would be free

[@misha07justin]

I love to have quiet time where my friend lives shes got quiet a lot her house and I cant have quiet and peace and be happy.. Julie usa 2015

[@wn5332]

So horrible to have this. Is becoming worse everyday

[@misha07justin]

I don't even wanna go back to my apartment cause I don't wanna be stressed out again I do have massages to help stress but guy messes it up Julie 2015 usa

[@jolene8545]

God I have so many triggers Eating Humming Stomping or heavy walking Rocking feet Licking lips Yawning Burping Any chewing noises Gulping Sighing Heavy breathing These are audio and visual triggers I think it’s safe to say I’m screwed

[@misha07justin]

I have had a rough weekend when away from my apartment worries and aniexty I wish it would go away.. I don't wanna be angry at my building Julie usa 2015

[@msabigailflurm1163]

Ironic that Tom Dozier’s voice triggers my Misophonia

[@conorstewartme]

Couldn't even make it past minute 2 before unironically my trigger is in the smacking and clearing of saliva in the woman speaking. Could have snapped my phone.

[@michellejsmith9618]

And-or, suck the food out of their teeth, WHILE eating or AFTER eating. It IS, RIDICULOUS. "1000,000% UnNECESSARY". .

[@najwaferdous161]

You explain all this but the sound comming from your mouth make me really angry and i cant continu watching the video so pleaaaase next time move the microphone awaaaaaay :/

[@hellowhatsup4622]

May ALLAH SUBHANAWATAALA Help us Ameen

[@misha07justin]

I do live in a building says Julie usa 2015 and the one guy has been noisy 4 years now and wont stop side tracking me and me being calm.. Julie 2015

[@synthfljoe]

My misophonia has got so bad that even sex is bothering me ....

[@misha07justin]

I have them cause noises next store neighbor my building .. night times are my night times says Julie usa 2015

[@byrellebrass7387]

This damn video is a hellsite run for the hills if youve got it bad

[@gabrieljones4866]

Oops, that tie is annoying grrrrrrrrrr! Only kidding :D

[@CodyTiemann]

+NellyCatarina I do dumbass I said it to the person above me cause they think misophonia is joke look closer at the comments before you confront people next time

[@nellycatariina]

Cody Tiemann umm. i said that to the person above you also xd that's why my comment didn't have the "+Cody Tiemann" thing.. :p

[@litomito5154]

The sound of people EATING loud is SO ANNOYING, EVEN NOT EATING LOUD BUT STILL MAKING SOME NOISES IS ANNOYING why can't everyone just eat quietly

[@tomdozier]

These are normal sounds. Your response is due to an acquired reflex. You should expect people to make these sounds. See Misophonia.org or misophoniatreatment.com for help.

[@misha07justin]

the guy next store gives me headaches.. sighs Julie usa 2015

[@vlucidity]

OMG I am triggered by the first lady in blue who spoke , her mouth was making sounds while she was talking about her overcoming this experience .. even though i am past that part I still feel irritated SMH

[@misha07justin]

I don't wanna be angry and upset and cuss my home but I cant take stress a lot need some me time and quiet time says Julie usa 2015

[@jeffgreen2194]

nope usually there's no physical response it's just emotional. It's sad tha psycologist are so ignorant about this condition....

[@michellejsmith9618]

It's NOT that i hate ALL, sounds, well, certain, different sounds, just annoying sounds that ARE 100%, "UNNECESSARY". Like, chewing and eating with ones mouth, WIDE, THE "Eff", Open!!!! It IS IGNORANT. And UNnecessary. NOone, NOONE "NEEDS TO" eat, chew like, THAT. It IS, "an EXCUSE". That's it, that's all. .

[@Madelune7]

I feel ya... my grandpa chews like that. He like smacks his lips, sucks his teeth, and slurps AND IT JUST- aaAAAaaAAAaAaAaaaaAaH😩

[@dtzjones7632]

jocelyn laboy dont offend the deaf or blind comunity juz coz u got issue's if yr children are heathy be gratful everyday!!!!:)

[@EnnoTrance]

I'm sorry to state that you should never trust a person that assures you to be able to cure your misophonia because still nobody knows where it originates from. Especially those behaviouristic based treatments. Behaviourism is outdated. Other question: why should misophonia has to be cured? It is also a gift, because you are so very sensitive to sounds what makes you a great listener. You choose.

[@aprilbourne967]

That sound he made with the awful music ahhhhh!!! I can't stand it when it talks louder over the music ahhhh!!! Stop! Stop!!!

[@mygalaxy-3654]

Virginias lip smacking while talking is triggering me!!! Hair standing up!!

[@misha07justin]

if the guy don't stop #721 I will be sick and still got some summer to go now to go out and have fun, I wanna be happy and not upset Julie 2015 usa

[@sandytran158]

Asmr videos triggers misophonia for me 😡🤮