The science of binaural beats has taken a huge leap forward in 2025, with new studies offering clear evidence, smarter methods, and exciting breakthroughs in personalisation. Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or already using neuromusic in your daily life, this year’s research changes the conversation. Here’s your must-read roundup of the five biggest findings.

A new meta-analysis of 15 clinical trials shows that binaural beats significantly reduce anxiety and pain while gently lowering blood pressure and heart rate - results comparable to breathing exercises or mild medication, but without side effects. It’s strong scientific validation that sound alone can help restore calm and balance, reinforcing the evidence behind Audicin’s sound journeys.

Cystoscopy can be a stressful procedure. To put it mildly. During cystoscopy a doctor inserts a tiny camera into the length of the penis/ urethra, in order to assess the urinary tract and bladder. Research has shown that binaural beats, one of the active elements in Audicin, can significantly reduce stress and discomfort during this medical intervention.

Binaural beats (BB) are being trialled as an easily adopted, at-home tool to ease pain and reduce medication for people living with chronic pain. BB has the benefit that it can be added without complication to any other therapy regime that a person is undertaking to manage their symptoms.