Common ASMR triggers include:

1. Whispering or soft spoken words
2. Tapping or scratching sounds
3. Crinkling or rustling noises (e.g., wrapping paper, bubble wrap)
4. Personal attention or role-plays (e.g., haircuts, medical exams)
5. Softly blowing air or breathing sounds
6. Gentle touch or stroking
7. Soothing music or nature sounds
8. Visual triggers like slow movements, close-ups, or patterns

ASMR videos and recordings typically feature gentle, slow-paced content designed to induce relaxation and reduce stress. The ASMR community is diverse and creative, with many creators producing content around various themes and triggers.

While the scientific understanding of ASMR is still evolving, research suggests it may have benefits for:

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