Comments on: Dreamboost patent on a Lucid Dreaming Pill / Dream Nutritional Supplement http://dreaminglife.org/dreamboost-patent-on-a-lucid-dreaming-pill-dream-nutritional-supplement/ A Blog on Lucid Dreaming | Consciousness | Raw Foods | and More. Sat, 28 Jan 2012 07:32:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ben http://dreaminglife.org/dreamboost-patent-on-a-lucid-dreaming-pill-dream-nutritional-supplement/comment-page-1/#comment-25759 Ben Sun, 18 Jul 2010 16:40:14 +0000 http://dreaminglife.org/?p=190#comment-25759 Anyone interested in this book can view it here: http://leschinsky.com/books/VividDreamsByKacperPostawski.pdf Anyone interested in this book can view it here:

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]]> By: Vivid Dreams eBook http://dreaminglife.org/dreamboost-patent-on-a-lucid-dreaming-pill-dream-nutritional-supplement/comment-page-1/#comment-25748 Vivid Dreams eBook Sun, 18 Jul 2010 14:39:46 +0000 http://dreaminglife.org/?p=190#comment-25748 Hey! Excellent post, really helpful! I was looking into dreaming and lucid dreaming and found this ebook called vivid dreaming - I downloaded it and it was pretty good stuff! I suggest you take a look if you're into lucid dreaming (click my name or go here: <deleted>) - btw I will boukmark this blog, you're doing a great job! Awaiting more of your posts! :) Hey! Excellent post, really helpful! I was looking into dreaming and lucid dreaming and found this ebook called vivid dreaming – I downloaded it and it was pretty good stuff! I suggest you take a look if you’re into lucid dreaming (click my name or go here: ) – btw I will boukmark this blog, you’re doing a great job! Awaiting more of your posts! :)

]]> By: Kris http://dreaminglife.org/dreamboost-patent-on-a-lucid-dreaming-pill-dream-nutritional-supplement/comment-page-1/#comment-19646 Kris Sat, 20 Dec 2008 18:57:08 +0000 http://dreaminglife.org/?p=190#comment-19646 Hey Ben, I'm as mystified as you are by the selection of some of the proposed ingredients for the lucid dreaming supplement. I can understand the inclusion of Calea Z, as well as B vitamins. Magnesium can help with sleep but I've never known it to have dream-enhancing properties. I'm surprised at the mention of Green Tea Extract. It usually acts as a stimulant that would keep people awake, not help them fall asleep. Maybe their goal is to include a mix of drugs for sleep and for alertness in the hopes of getting people into the half-awake/half-asleep state that can sometimes lead to a lucid dream. I took vinpocetine for several months and never noticed any positive effect on my dreams. If anything, the effect was negative, but I can't blame the negative results solely on the vinpocetine because that was only one of many ingredients in the supplement I was taking at the time. The supplement was called Ortho Mind, and it contained a variety of ingredients meant for improving cognitive performance. I stopped taking it because it dulled my creativity and interfered with my lucid dreaming practice. At this point, I take a B vitamin complex and a fish oil pill every day, and fortunately that seems to be enough for me. :-) ~ Kris Hey Ben,

I’m as mystified as you are by the selection of some of the proposed ingredients for the lucid dreaming supplement. I can understand the inclusion of Calea Z, as well as B vitamins. Magnesium can help with sleep but I’ve never known it to have dream-enhancing properties.

I’m surprised at the mention of Green Tea Extract. It usually acts as a stimulant that would keep people awake, not help them fall asleep. Maybe their goal is to include a mix of drugs for sleep and for alertness in the hopes of getting people into the half-awake/half-asleep state that can sometimes lead to a lucid dream.

I took vinpocetine for several months and never noticed any positive effect on my dreams. If anything, the effect was negative, but I can’t blame the negative results solely on the vinpocetine because that was only one of many ingredients in the supplement I was taking at the time. The supplement was called Ortho Mind, and it contained a variety of ingredients meant for improving cognitive performance. I stopped taking it because it dulled my creativity and interfered with my lucid dreaming practice.

At this point, I take a B vitamin complex and a fish oil pill every day, and fortunately that seems to be enough for me. :-)

~ Kris

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