I wanted to give more details on the dosing of GABA for those who are thinking about trying it. You need to take it sublingually (under the tongue) and leave it there for a few minutes or as long as you can stand it, then swallow the remainder. It is basically tasteless, but it numbs your mouth after a while. It is advised to take it on an empty stomach, but I have found this to cause sour stomach so I chase it with a cup of juice and that isn’t too bad. The goal here is to aid its absorbtion. Following my research into the difficulty GABA has crossing the blood brain barrier implies that it is particularily important to get a high concentration of GABA into the blood. For goodness sakes, don’t anyone take what I just said and inject the stuff. That may well be LETHAL!!! !!! I advise starting with a small (1 gram or less) dose first to gauge what effect it will have on you. Some experience shortness of breath shortly after taking it, but supposedly this is not harmful. If 1 gram doesn’t give you any problems, then try 2, then try 3. If you do not get a numb body (while lying in bed) then increase dose to a max of 5 grams. If you are numb at 1 gram then just stay there.
Wizard- supposedly muscimol increases GABA levels, but I would suspect (without knowing much about it) that its hallucinogenic effects are due to other properties it has.
That’s cool. It was the most…pronounced…effect and I thought it would make for a funny headline. As Jack mentioned, is what we are talking about here is DREAM STABILITY. If you can achieve stability in your LD’s then ANYTHING can be experienced up to the limits of what is possible. Stability is the prerequisite- without it you are just going to wake up. The more stability a person can produce in their LD’s, the more freedom they have to fulfill their wishes- whatever those may be. I am hopeful that GABA can help produce that stability.
In producing that stability, perhaps GABA is only one means to that end. The actual goal here is probably sleep paralysis or at least a numb body. Achieving this condition shuts down the sensory input (especially touch) from entering the dream. I believe touch is the most important sense to be able to control for dream stability purposes. The other senses should not intrude unless by accident. Sight, sound, smell, taste- all these senses should be inactive already and if they are not then they should be made that way (i.e.- making the room darker, muffling sounds, removing odors, etc.). Touch is another matter. If everyone else is like me, this is why we wake up a lot. My position is uncomfortable, I’m too hot, my tooth hurts, etc. Take 3 to 5 grams GABA and you won’t CARE about these things- if you can even feel them that is.
Thank you for the compliment and support.
Jack-
Thank you Jack. I feel all tingly like I’ve been blessed by a “sex god” or something. I know its only one result, but I really hope it was more than coincidence. Coincidence to me would be picking tommorow’s lottery numbers. Having dream sex after THOUSANDS of attempts, both lucid and non lucid… well I hope its something more. The next lucid dream I have while on GABA I will attempt sex again. I am doing this merely for academic interest of course- you know to get data and all… It’s a tough task to have to undertake, but somebody’s got to do it.
Bowelfish-
Fortunately, I have a friendly disposition or I would be angry with you. I realize that it was unintentional, but your incorrect info and faulty memory caused me to have to do a lot of research to make sure my info was correct. Spending a couple of hours becoming a pseudo expert on the blood brain barrier is not my idea of a good time…
Stozzer-
This is a GOOD thing- vivid dreams tend to increase the odds of becoming lucid.