Scientists at Newcastle University have found that people with “misophonia”, who hate sounds such as chewing, breathing, rustling or pen-clicking, are suffering from a real brain disorder.

Scientists at Newcastle University have found that people with u201cmisophoniau201d, who hate sounds such as chewing, breathing, rustling or pen-clicking, are suffering from a real brain disorder.

Hating the sound of people eating is a genuine medical condition, say scientists

New research proves that people with "misophonia" are suffering from a real disorder.

Can't stand the sound of people eating? It's a genuine medical condition