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Loud eating has been diagnosed as a psychological condition called misophonia.

The sound of nails being dragged down a chalkboard sends shivers down most peoples spine and scientists revealed that the noise invokes and emotional response, rather than a reflex.

New findings may take scientists a step closer to understanding what causes SUDEP-;Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy-;a rare but fatal complication of epilepsy.

Ever wondered why this happens? It is attributed to an emotional control mechanism which causes the brain to go into an overdrive on hearing such trigger sounds.

This disorder, which affects up to 20% of the population, causes an abnormal reaction to particular noises, such as those from eating, slurping or breathing loudly

People Who Hate The Sound Of Others Chewing Have A Condition Called Misophonia. But Multiple Studies Have Found A Connection Between Misophonia And Intelligence.

If you have an overreaction to triggering sounds such as other people chewing or drumming their fingers, you probably have misophonia. Last year, scientists finally discovered a key brain connection responsible for setting it off.

Lynne Wallis moved seats eights times to avoid noisy passengers on her journey from London to Newcastle. Researchers have revealed up to one in five of us suffer from misophonia.

By Jenny May 27, 2021 Scientist have discovered why some find the sound of other people eating unbearable. Its called misophonia, which translates to a hatred of certain sounds that elicits an emotional or physiological response. It can make some people angry, anxious or utterly disgusted. Researchers at Newcastle University have found through the analysis of brain scans that people with misophonia had stronger instances of activity connecting the area of the brain that processes sound and th...

If you have an overreaction to triggering sounds such as other people chewing or drumming their fingers, you probably have misophonia. Now, scientists have discovered a key brain connection responsible for setting it off.