ASMR - Cranial Nerve Examination, Dr Roleplay (Follow the Light, Foam and Metalic Sounds)

So i've tried to make this my most relaxing cranial nerve examination to date. I've incorporated some new triggers and added a few subtleties to keep things fresh (like changing batteries, use of foam etc). Unfortunately i've accidentally tapped the mic a few times, i've tried my best to cut where possible - without interrupting the flow of the examination :D


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If you want to know what I do for a living, I made a not so serious video about it :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lh9dlZS-t9M&t
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If you have any questions, chances are I've answered them in my 10k Q/A :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tatj4K_rvyc
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ASMR is essentially a made up acronym (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response ) used to describe that tingly / buzzing feeling you may have experienced in your head or running down your spine. The sensation can be triggered by personal attention, tutorials, sounds etc. If you are discovering "ASMR" videos for the first time, their primary purpose is just to relax and almost always to send the listener to sleep.