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Thor1992
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Food, or drinks that prevent dreaming
PostPosted: Sat 22 Nov, 2008  Reply with quote

Hello, i was wondering,

i see vitamin B6 and food like cheese,milk and other diary produkts are popular to increase dreaming.

but i wonder if there is food that decrease dreaming,
So, are there food or drinks that actually prevent dreaming?

if so maybe its possible to prevent eating some kind of food that decrease dreaming.

its nice to know what is increasing dreaming but would bether to know if there is anything that decrease.

-Thor


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PostPosted: Sat 22 Nov, 2008  Reply with quote

I believe large meals might prevent you from dreaming, but only by unfocusing you. Besides that, I don't think there is any chemical that prevents dreaming (IE alters your sleep cycles) beside sedatives such as alcohol and sleeping pills.

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PostPosted: Thu 11 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

I agree with Twilight...
How about the temperature of the food that you eat?
Does that matter? :D


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PostPosted: Thu 11 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

Ive noticed that soda makes you wake several times during the night sadblauw because of the need to go to toilet every half hour.


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PostPosted: Thu 11 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

You can never 'prevent' dreaming. The only way is to not sleep.
You always have dreams, wether you remember them or not is something totally different.



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PostPosted: Sat 13 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

I read somewhere that there's a very big chance you'll get a nightmare if you eat a large meal and go to sleep within an hour. If you want to prevent nightmares, you may want to wait longer with sleeping after dinner. Or just eat less.

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PostPosted: Mon 15 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

Half-Jack wrote:
I read somewhere that there's a very big chance you'll get a nightmare if you eat a large meal and go to sleep within an hour.


Not if you have a strong mind, Ive been eating much and sleeping right after many times, no nightmare lachgroen



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PostPosted: Tue 16 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

Well, lucky you and your mind then. I tried it a few times and I actually did get some nasty nightmares. : /

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PostPosted: Sat 20 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

Alcohols the easy one here, but ive found that with enough time it will not effect you (that is you let your liver actually filter it out properly by spacing drinks) in my microsleeps thread i experienced it after a nice of drinking with friends and given enough time it will barely affect you.

Moral is, drinking is fine, just give yourself a buffer between it and bed and you should be alright bar getting up to go to the toilet.


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PostPosted: Wed 24 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

thats kinda funny, as when ever i drink i have reeaaaaly vivid dreams. (as long as i'm on my own and in my own bed).

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PostPosted: Wed 24 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

Too much isnt good for awareness no
just my 2 cents (for now )


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PostPosted: Sun 28 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

Half Jack wrote:
I read somewhere that there's a very big chance you'll get a nightmare if you eat a large meal and go to sleep within an hour. If you want to prevent nightmares, you may want to wait longer with sleeping after dinner. Or just eat less.
Ah, that's just not true in my case. I've been eating my main meal in the evening for a long time now (at least 1.5 years) and I don't remember having a nightmare in ages.


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PostPosted: Sun 28 Dec, 2008  Reply with quote

Half Jack wrote:
Well, lucky you and your mind then. I tried it a few times and I actually did get some nasty nightmares. : /

Mabye because you think it will happen...
Anyways,a nightmare is an increased chance to get a LD,even tho i'd rather have a ND.
What if we start an experiment?
Like..WBTB with meals...Food and sleep...my favourite two things


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PostPosted: Wed 14 Jul, 2010  Reply with quote

Does anyone know whether or not sleeping pills prevent you from dreaming?

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PostPosted: Wed 14 Jul, 2010  Reply with quote

Caffeine makes it hard to go to sleep, so I'd assume it wouldn't be beneficial to LDing. I don't know for sure, though; I can't induce my own lucid dreams yet anyways.

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