Lucid Dream Pill

Has anyone tried thoes LD pills that are in the adds above the forum?
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Just curious if anyone has or is useing them and has GOOD results?

Personally I’m not in a position to order medication at this point in my life, but even if I was I’m not sure I would. Partly out of principal, because to me it takes away from the journey of seeking and finding that lucid dream experience and developing your skills to do it naturally, but moreso because I’m not sure if it’s worth the money and I’m afraid of what sideeffects it may have…

It could just act via the placebo effect, i.e. only working because you expect it to. Apparently, with lucid dreaming, what you expect is what you get.

I bielieve that is right

those type of ‘’ easy ‘’ products generally dont work what i think they are is just B6 and other easy to get nutrients and then passing them off as the instant LD inducer thingie :eh: :confused:

Alright thanks for the input!

I wouldn’t want to take a pill to have a LD… I would rather master it without artificial enhancement :smile:

And they are probably just made of corn starch anyway… a placebo like mentioned above.

I have ordered some LD pills with Galantamine (acetylcholinesterase inhibitor) in them. They work.

I agree that it’s not recommended to resort to using drugs to inhance dreams, since drugs are impure, and tend to decay your soul. But the lucidity institute at STanford has been experimenting with galantamine for years.

the couple of times I have taken them, it has been 4am on a weekend, and I’ve had crazy dreams. They don’t help recall, but they do increase dream activity.

One time I took 2 pills, and i couldn’t sleep for hours…

Last I heard, The Lucidity Institute (LaBerge & Co.) were working on a pill that acts as a acetlycholine booster. This would enhance the vividness of your perception during REM to make it more likely for you to realize a dream sign.

I have no idea what they are doing with it now.

i have tried the one from Brilliant Dreams. It works very well. I have much better dream recall, more dreams…
I must notice that this is the first thing that actually worked for me. I have tried everything from NovaDreamer, all kind of different audio CD (Bradley Thompson and Monroe Institute included), I went to hypnosis, tried all kind of drugs (including Calea, Salvia…)…
Now I have ordered also Lucid Dreamer…
Wish me luck :smile:

Btw… I am considering 2 buy DreamMaker. I have read what was written about it. I must check first if Bruce has really new model or he is just …

any luck with lucid dreams?

i have ordered this like 2 days ago. They should be here in a couple of days. I will post my results :grin:

Hey guys just letting you know that i got these pills today. Im going to try them out tonight ~ ld411

i read recently that vitamin B-6 increases the vividness of dreams. I have been taking it for 3 nights now and 2 out of 3 nights i had unusally vivid dreams.

I don’t think that it would be very smart to take these. It may make the dreams that you have when you don’t take them to seem stale and bland. And you may become dependent on them to have a LD. Just my advise though! After all, I am going to go into the profession of a pharmacist when I get out of college. :smile:

It isn’t just B-6, there are many other factors that increase such feelings.:

5-HTP
Omega-3(Although nobody else has tried this, Worked for me though.)
As far as this goes though, I still stress that I am not willing to take a man-made drug that has effects my dreaming world . Omega-3 is simply a compound found in animal fats, and you can read up on it if you want. :smile:

When searching google for ‘lucid dreams’ this “Lucid pill” comes up.

Now i dont think i can link it, but this is what it says it does;

[i]Dramatically Enhances Dream Vividness - Individuals report they experience very interesting and vivid dreams!4
INDUCE VIVID, LUCID DREAM STATES WITH EXCEPTIONAL CLARITY

Shortens REM Sleep (dreaming) Latency - The time from sleep onset to the first occurrence of REM sleep.
YOU START DREAMING SOONER

Increases REM Density - The ratio of time spent dreaming to total amount of time spent asleep.
YOU DREAM MORE EACH NIGHT

Reduces Slow Wave Sleep - Reduce very deep, non-dreaming sleep3 -Another positive indicator for
INCREASED TIME SPENT DREAMING

Improves Memory & Cognitive Ability - Clinically proven to improve memory and recall.
IMPROVED DREAM RECALL[/i]

Quite biased im sure :razz: But i just want to know if it would be worth looking into or whether its just a scam. Cause to me it sounds like an LDers dream-come-true :tongue:

What are your thoughts on it?

Thankyou :content:

I just stumbled upon this on google.
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Is this just vitamin B?

Hi I had a look

It said ingredients are:

Vitamin B (as calcium pantothenate) 50mg
Lycoris radiata extract (as Galantimane HBr) 4mg
Choline (as choline dihydrogen citrate) 100mg
Melatonin 0.5mg

Ive head some people talking about taking Choline for dreaming before in these forums and Ive also heard about Melatonin being good for dreaming

If your saying Melatonin is good, I know its the natural thing our brain produces to help us relax and I know a drink that literally called “Drank”
(lol :grin:)) and it has melatonin in it to help you sleep. Its at any 7/11 I believe.

To much choline intake i found can cause low blood pressure, diarrhea, and fishy body odor. :eek:

Doesnt sound too pleasant

Id rather try to lucid dream the old fashioned way than smell like a fish and have diarrhea.

It doest have 5-htp in it, which I think is pretty safe and there are threads about it on these forums with people having good results with it.

Ya I had read something about that, I think I am going to get my hands on 5-htp and Just eat some peanut butter(choline) and get some “drank” (drink that has melatonin) and give it a whirl. Only thing i’m leaving out is Lycoris radiata extract (what ever that is :confused: ).