Channel Title: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Channel Description: Hi everyone Welcome to Extreme Oddly Satisfying channel, where you can see and enjoy the most satisfying videos and compilation of the best satisfying videos and also the most relaxing musics that exist in the internet. so follow us and sub to our channel to always feel comfort and extreme satisfying in your mind. ------------------------------------ * If you have an issue with us posting a song or video please contact us through the YouTube private messaging system or email us ( lifehacksprofessional@gmail.com ) . Once we have received your message and determined you are the proper owner of this content we will have it removed! EMAIL : lifehacksprofessional@gmail.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- © FOR COPYRIGHT MATTERS OR CREDITS ► please contact us through email or the YouTube private messaging system ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank You very much for visiting our channel <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #42 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #42 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #74 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #74 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #70 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #70 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #69 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #69 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #77 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #77 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #73 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #73 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #79 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #79 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #71 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #71 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #78 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #78 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #41 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #41 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #75 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #75 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #68 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #68 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #72 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #72 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #76 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #76 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video> <video> Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #40 Description: Extreme Oddly Satisfying Video | Relaxation Therapy | Relaxing music #40 ================================================= The psychology behind Oddly Satisfying videos Oddly Satisfying videos are everywhere, and scientists and professors are catching on. Several have set out to determine the scientific reason these videos elicit autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a tingling sensation on the skin that causes positive emotions. According to Professor Robert Colombo, watching Oddly Satisfying videos or ASMR videos cause the release of chemicals in the brain that bring about happiness and positivity – namely, serotonin and dopamine. These are the same neurotransmitters that fire when humans eat sugar, have sex, or get a notification on their phones. In fact, “there have been numerous reports that watching oddly satisfying videos help make people feel relaxed and calm,” according to Sabrina Faramarzi at Wired. A study conducted at Swansea University that surveyed ASMR enthusiasts concluded that a vast majority of them reported watching ASMR videos to relax, destress, and get a better night’s sleep. But why do these videos make us feel relaxed? Dr. Anita Deak of the University of Pecs attributes this to the ‘mirror neuron theory,’ which holds that watching someone perform an action elicits the same neurological response as performing that action ourselves. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Nomyn: https://www.facebook.com/NomynMusic https://spoti.fi/2CKxZ9e https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1r... https://soundcloud.com/nomyn https://nomyn.bandcamp.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Moon: http://soundcloud.com/sadmoonlight http://promodj.com/sadmoonlight https://moon.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/VICTORSMITH1337 https://www.facebook.com/sadmoonlight666 https://vk.com/sadmoonlight666 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Please subscribe , share and like the video . . . . satisfying#oddly#oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying video#oddly satisfying videos#the most satisfying#best satisfying video#oddly satisfying asmr#oddly satisfying slime#the oddly satisfying#oddly satisfying 2020#oddly satisfying art#most satisfying#Help You Relax#oddly satisfying therapy#best satisfying#Stress Relief# </video>

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Welcome to Extreme Oddly Satisfying channel, where you can see and enjoy the most satisfying videos and compilation of the best satisfying videos and also the most relaxing musics that exist in the internet.
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