Safety related question

Hello,
I’d like to ask a safety-related question.

A close friend has epilepsy, and we’re wondering whether listening to subliminals could potentially be an issue (for example due to audio patterns or frequencies).

Do you have any guidance or experience with this?

Thank you.

I’d ask support about this.
To increase the possibility of an answer,maybe put epilepsy in the title, so someone who has experience with this can chime in.

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Thanks, i will do that

Unfortunately, I would urge extreme caution against your friend using subliminal audio.

I’ll have to cite the instructions:

By downloading or using these titles, you agree that you understand these titles are not designed to serve as a replacement for medical treatment or diagnosis, nor are they intended to be or act as a cure for anything. You are advised to consult with the appropriate physical, mental or emotional medical professional before using any subliminal or hypnosis audio.

Though I no longer have epilepsy, I had it in the past (begnine childhood partial epilepsy) so maybe I can chime in.

I generally didn’t feel an issue most time, only when tired with an ultra powerful ZPQ title did I feel the pressure one feels when a seizure is incoming (yesterday to be precise, it happened once)

So it is possible if he push a title too fast too far that it might trigger a seizure due to the cheer amount of brain activity generated when in recon, processing huge amount of subliminal data. (My dream last night was like an ocean of text swirling slowly around me in white space)

So if he tries, I’d highly advise to be careful with recon management, and to follow the listening recommendations. Since the only time when I felt something seizure-like was when experiencing recon and tired. (From doing something not recommended, listening to terminus squared as a newbie lol)