And that could lower their risk for developing auditory hallucinations.

这可以降低他们产生幻听的风险。

In all probability he also had what today we call bi-polar, with manic episodes and auditory hallucinations, as well as syphilis.

很有可能他还患有我们今天所说的躁郁症，有躁狂发作和幻听症状，以及梅毒。

And that's the case of schizophrenic patients, who have auditory hallucinations.

有幻听的精神分裂症患者就是这种情况。

And some schizophrenics will do this in an attempt to block auditory hallucinations.

一些精神分裂症患者会这样做，试图阻止幻听。

And psychiatric illnesses can result in auditory hallucinations, hearing voices or things that aren't there.

精神疾病可能会导致幻听、听到声音或不存在的东西。

Auditory hallucinations, or hearing voices, are the most common form, and these voices are often abusive.

幻听或听到声音是最常见的形式，这些声音通常是辱骂性的。

Clinical studies done at Stanford University show that people who have auditory hallucinations, such as schizophrenia, have voices that are shaped by cultural influences.

斯坦福大学的临床研究表明，患有幻听的人，如精神分裂症患者，他们听到的声音会受到文化影响。

In one published in 2017, for example, participants with schizophrenia who had experienced auditory hallucinations tended to have thinner auditory cortexes than those who hadn't.

例如，在2017年发表的一篇论文中，经历过幻听的精神分裂症患者的听觉皮质往往比那些没有经历幻听的人更薄。

People experience visual, sensory and auditory hallucinations, but they disappear once the paralysis is over - usually after a couple minutes.

人们会出现视觉、感觉和听觉上的幻觉， 但一旦麻痹结束，幻觉就会消失——通常是几分钟后。

But as it becomes more mainstream for those seeking optic and auditory hallucinations, what exactly is it, and how does it affect your body and brain?

但是，对于那些寻求视觉和听觉幻觉的人来说，它更加成为主流，所以它究竟是什么，如何影响你的身体和大脑？