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      Vitamin B6 and me!

      Hi there fellow Lucid dreamers!

      Today I purchased a bottle of 100mg B6 vitamins, have been struggling to recall my dreams lately and have read these can help! Anyone else tried these?

      Thought I would create a thread and update with my experience while taking these vitamins.

      (Not sure if this is the right sub-forum for this, if a mod/admin could put it where it should be that would be great!)
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      **Thread moved to Lucid Aids**

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      I have moved it to Lucid Aids. B6 and other supplements are discussed here, I guess for both lucid and regular dreams.ok, so melanie got to it just before I did.

      I have used 100mg B-complex, which has 100mg of B6 among others. On first try, I got 3 very vivid, detailed, long and interesting dreams. Not sure if it was placebo effect, because nothing like that happened since.

      But I have noticed, that I have on occasion better recall (could also be coincidence) when I take 50mg instead of 100mg.

      But it is one of the vitamins, that should help you with recall.

      Great thing to help you remember your dreams is a dream journal. Not sure if you keeping one, but so many people report recall getting better, when they start writing their dreams down. Happy dreams

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      I think we were both attempting it at the same time, gab.

      Thank you for this. I may have some supplement questions for both of you.


      Keep this thread updated with progress.
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      Will do! thanks guys.
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      Night 1

      9:20PM: Take 2x 100mg vitamin b6.

      10:20PM: Go to bed and try to go to sleep, feeling a bit restless

      10:30PM: Try and do a WILD but my mind is wandering too much

      11:00PM: When I fell asleep (I think)

      2:40AM: I wake up and can vividly remember the dream I was having, I think it must have been a few minutes long, the colours were very in your face real. I write the dream in my journal, I write a lot for such a small dream.

      2:50AM: I go back to sleep trying to put myself back in the dream. No such luck.

      4:30AM: I wake up again but couldn't remember anything.

      7:45AM: Wake up and remember another short dream I had, Jennifer Lopez was in it ...

      My first thoughts of B6 are great, I am going to keep using them before bed and hope I get more vivid dreams. Will probably drop the dose to 100mg though.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Gerter View Post
      9:20PM: Take 2x 100mg vitamin b6.
      Be carefull with those. 100mg tablet contains 1000% (one THOUSAND ) of daily recommended dose of some of the vitamins. As Auron says, may lead to nerve damage.

      I have had better luck with 50 mg dose. And it's not a silver bullet either. Many other factors, so if dreams are not so vivid, may not be the vitamins fault.

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      Night 2

      9:30PM: Take 1x 100mg vitamin b6.

      10:20PM: Go to bed and repeat to myself "When I dream, I will realize I'm dreaming.

      2:00AM: Wake up and can't remember anything.

      4:00AM: Wake again can remember small things, but not a full sequence.

      7:50AM: Wake up and write a dream down, it wasn't very vivid but was really random. While writing it all I could think of was "wtf did I dream about this"

      Not sure if I should stick this dose out, or go back up to 200mg.
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      That's way too much b6 to be taking that often. It can lead to nerve damage.

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      is it best to take a vitamin (B/Complex) pill just before bed or around 4-5 hours after falling asleep?

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      I have read 1-2 hours before bed. I have also read nerve damage could occur after taking 500mg a day, for an extended period of time.

      However I have stopped taking them for a few days.
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      Not sure if this is just me but, i try to shy away from any drug/vitamin for dreaming i just think that stuff is not something to mess with. I would suggest sticking to herbs or any other natural form of helping induce dreams or dream recall.

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