I suppose I should ask you to define misophonia [laughs] for the listeners, and then we can go into it.

So I define misophonia as basically an intense reaction to specific sounds.

So not just all sounds are a problem, but specific sounds that are specific to that person, and then there are some common threads across people.

So most people would say they're bothered by eating sounds, for example, heavy breathing, tapping, typing kind of sounds, pens clicking.

It's usually something repetitive that causes this intense reaction, and it can be for some people as intense as, like, a fight or flight type reaction.

They feel panicky, they feel rage, and have to leave the situation.

For other people it's a bit milder and it's like, well, for me for example, I don't really get that rage reaction anymore, but if I'm in a situation where I'm trying to concentrate or I'm trying to relax and one of those sounds is present, I just cannot ignore it, and it just stops me from doing whatever it is that I'm doing.

Ah.