Thread: "Brilliant Dreams"... the next magic lucid pill???

I never believe Lucid dreams come in ONE magic pill. Like anything I think you have to work at it, but they have customer testimonials and everything, who knows!!!!!!

This site is selling a bottle of this stuff for 40 bucks a bottle (2 months supply). The main FDA approved ingredient is the bulb of the Red Spider Lily using the extract galanthamine. Apparently its more known to treat Alzheimer's.


http://www.brilliantdreams.com/index.html

ok i started to beleive it... until it claims that you can solve life problems..... thats too over the top for me. Deffenatly not worth the 40 bucks. I would try it for 10.

It might work.

But those ''overreacting'' success stories make me think of those HOAX programs (that say they're the uber, but those testemonials are fake)

It might just be the american way of thinking / expressing. though.

Especially if they said they've never lucid dreamed before then took the pill then whammy! How in the hell did a pill teach you do that?

So many people are looking for a shortcut

I would recommend taking your 40 bucks and spending it on a movie with a friend

Originally posted by Seeker
So many people are looking for a shortcut

I would recommend taking your 40 bucks and spending it on a movie with a friend

Ha Ha, damn you got the price right of the movie, LOL!

A ticket for the cinema costs.. 11 here? xD

Anyway: My point being in my previous post: It's probably fake, but if you want to take the risk and use up your money, go ahead.

According to the FAQ, it uses galanthamine

Originally posted by Brilliant Dreams
Because galanthamine (galantamine, HBr) yada yada yada

(note the yada yada yada is my own ''add'' lol.

Anyway, I just did some research to it.
Galantamine is used to cure Alzheimer. HoWEVER, it does not work any BETTER than a placebo.

So a placebo pill would work just as well? AND THEY HAVE BAD SIDE-EFFECTS (Not sure in what dose but they can cause muscle-ache, nausea, and stuff like that).

Other ingredients:
Vitamine B5 (50 mg)
Lycoris Radiata Extract (the galantamine crap) (4mg)
Choline (100mg)
Melatonin (0.5 mg)

Galantamine: Already told ya the effects
Melatonin: Supposedly makes you sleep better, and have lots of positive effects (nowhere does it state "induces (lucid) dreams" though.
Choline: Supposedly provokes the production of GROWING HORMONES in your body (Only in combination with an other chemical, and in higher doses than 10 GRAM)

So, considering these things, I wouldn't call ''This miracle thingy'', something that REALLY works (maybe except for the b5)

Originally posted by &#091;Alpha+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(&#091;Alpha)</div>

-0mega-] A ticket for the cinema costs.. 11 here? xD

Anyway: My point being in my previous post: It's probably fake, but if you want to take the risk and use up your money, go ahead.

According to the FAQ, it uses galanthamine
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Because galanthamine (galantamine, HBr) yada yada yada

(note the yada yada yada is my own ''add'' lol.

Anyway, I just did some research to it.
Galantamine is used to cure Alzheimer. HoWEVER, it does not work any BETTER than a placebo.

So a placebo pill would work just as well? AND THEY HAVE BAD SIDE-EFFECTS (Not sure in what dose but they can cause muscle-ache, nausea, and stuff like that).

Other ingredients:
Vitamine B5 (50 mg)
Lycoris Radiata Extract (the galantamine crap) (4mg)
Choline (100mg)
Melatonin (0.5 mg)

Galantamine: Already told ya the effects
Melatonin: Supposedly makes you sleep better, and have lots of positive effects (nowhere does it state "induces (lucid) dreams" though.
Choline: Supposedly provokes the production of GROWING HORMONES in your body (Only in combination with an other chemical, and in higher doses than 10 GRAM)

So, considering these things, I wouldn't call ''This miracle thingy'', something that REALLY works (maybe except for the b5)[/b]

Great Research (A)0. Nice work!
In short, you will not go SENILE, you'll sleep great and wake up speaking with a very Hi or Low voice!

Movie tickets for 2 $22
Popcorn $12
Drinks $7
The price of seeing your favorite movie on the bigscreen PRICELESS! Ha

I am baffled (baffled?) by the fact that you were capable of ALMOST properly pronouncing my name

(A)0
The variations i've seen are: Aplha, Alpah, Aplah etc. etc.
and 0mega is always written with a capital O by people =_=
(A)0 [Alpha]-0mega- (The only thing wrong was that you used these () instead of [])
L: P

Originally posted by phoenelai
Movie tickets for 2 $22
Popcorn $12
Drinks $7
The price of seeing your favorite movie on the bigscreen PRICELESS! Ha

Somehow I didn't find it that funny o_o..... lol

Yeah I was close on the name, not bad, not bad.

Although the mastercard movie commercial was lame, at least it total'd to $41 bucks.

The pill uses 4 mg galantamine, which is one of the substances mentioned in LaBerge's lucid dreaming patent. See my comments on this subject in a previous thread. Apparently galantamine is quite effective and LaBerge gives it to his people during his retreats in Hawaii. I tried taking some galantamine a coupla months ago but it just kept me awake.

Maybe it's one of those things you have to get ''used to''

Hmmm, mabey it helps.

Calea tea kept me up the other night, I was really frustrated. On other nights it didnt though, I dont get it.

In a typical lifetime we spend over six years dreaming[/b]

lol i heard we spend an average of 20-25 years asleep. i think dreaming would at least be over 10 years.