Shina, the redhead: 197 heartbeats per minute while her intense laughter exceeds 105dB. Part 2

Shina Part 2.

Shina stepped into the testing room strongly challenged for the intensity of the protocol, and two of her spots are incredibly and horribly sensitive.

One of these two areas is the ribcage, which includes the upper-body area, chest, and hips.

But one specific spot in her upper body causes her to lose control, and her incessant laughter becomes intense vocal reactions that exceed 105 dB and 197 heartbeats per minute.

You can visibly see Jeanneth's grimaces at having to endure loud vocal reactions at over 105 dB.

This is the first time of Shina: a beautiful red-haired participant who is half British and half South American. She didn't fully realize how intense the stimulus would be.

Shina is incredibly sensitive all over but not on her feet.

Her feet are not sensitive at all, why?

Why do we have participants in our videos who are not ticklish at all in some areas of their bodies, and in other parts of the body they laugh, loud vocal reaction and shake uncontrollably?

Because participants are asked to try to resist as part of the performance challenge, areas that are not sensitive simply do not produce the same reactions. Our participants do not fake laughter because the performance challenge is based on trying to resist. This is the only way to be sure that they are not lying or exaggerating.

To appreciate the benefits of the three-dimensional immersive surround sound (obtained with 4 different separate microphones), watch this video with headphones! With headphones you will appreciate the charm of a real immersive 3D experience...

Recorded with 3 different 6K cameras.