Science is catching up to these stories. In June, Dr. Giulia Poerio of the University of Sheffield conducted the first study of its kind, looking into the physiological effects of watching ASMR ...

These role plays typically feature the ASMRtist softly talking or whispering their way through an eye test, cranial nerve exam or dermatologist assessment as if they were the doctor and the viewer ...

While there's plenty of anecdotal evidence about ASMR, research backs up the benefits. A 2018 study published in the journal PLOS ONE reported that for people who experience ASMR, the effects can ...

Many ASMR videos involve role play, with a YouTuber taking on a specific identity to simulate a one-on-one prom-dress fitting or lice check. While ASMR videos can prompt that nice prickly feeling ...

If videos aren’t your thing and you want all the chilling without the uneasy eye contact with a YouTube personality, you can now mix your own ASMR sounds with the ASMRION generator.The tool lets ...

ASMR is a strange beast to describe to those that have never experienced it. Some people, it seems, simply aren't susceptible, whilst others (like myself) are highly sensitive to its effects.

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