HWNHIGHLIGHT: A man has developed a rare condition that causes him to experience orgasmic sensations when he hears James Bond theme music. It is only the second known case of a patient developing synesthesia after a stroke. The neurological condition causes the stimulation of a sense, such as hearing music, to lead to automatic, involuntary experiences in a different sense, such as seeing colours or tasting a flavour. After a stroke in 2007, the unnamed 45-year-old man from Toronto noticed that words printed in a particular shade of blue disgusted him, according to a report by National Post. He then became aware that the sound of high-pitched voices and brass instruments - specifically, the theme music from James Bond films - triggered out-of-body, orgasmic sensations and blue flashes of light in his vision. __ SL8.IT for Blackberry
Posted on: Wed, 31 Jul 2013 20:07:58 +0000
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