Lucid Food

**Lucius** · 11-09-2003 01:21 PM

Im kinda confused about what kinda food can increase the chance for a lucid dream,some say this and some say that,for me milk and cheese seems to help(or mabey thats just in my head) others say chocolate may help or peppermint?(or even popcorn?) Its not that I really need it because milk and cheese works for me, but I just wanna know if its actually trew or mabey the thought that it is true simply triggers something making you more confident.Something like giving somebody with a headache a pill saying it will help while its just something that doesnt do anything.
Does "Lucid Food" work for you people?

**azwe_echo** · 11-09-2003 01:52 PM

mm, like a placebo effect? I've also heard vitamin-B helps, maybe even taking aspirin. Also, about milk and cheese...I think one way to narrow down the list is to just say dairy products generally may have an effect, rather than remembering every little thing someone says.
I'm not sure if anything helps me yet, I've had no definite results. But the first time I tried one of the suggested things I did have a long and vivid dream. I'm not going to make a final judgement until I'm better at this whole thing in general.

**Seeker** · 11-10-2003 05:36 AM

Chinese food, especially with a few beer will make for a wild night of dreaming. I think it has more to do with your digestive system acting up than anything else.

**Lucius** · 11-10-2003 05:41 AM

Hahha..never heared that one..but I dont usually eat chinese because it makes me sick for some reason,they are probbaly trying to poison me..

Mabey smoking some mariuana will grand some special effects..hehe

**Dream-Master** · 11-10-2003 06:09 PM

Any diuretic would help, becuase then you wake up several times to go to the bathroom and are more likely then to wake up again in your dream.

**azwe_echo** · 11-10-2003 09:17 PM

Originally posted by Lucius
Mabey smoking some mariuana will grand some special effects..hehe

Talk about breaking my creative flood gates...

**A Lost Soul** · 11-11-2003 03:46 AM

Lucid food?

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**Seeker** · 11-11-2003 05:46 AM

Originally posted by Dream-Master
Any diuretic would help, becuase then you wake up several times to go to the bathroom and are more likely then to wake up again in your dream.

You are on the right track! I have to empty mine every night around 4 am. Most of my LDing occurs between 4-6am on workdays and 4-8 on weekends!

**Lucius** · 11-11-2003 05:55 AM

I wake up around 2-3am anyway, I dont know why, I just do..I remember a normal dream,do MILDs and then I get lucid ..also the day after I get a lucid a never have another lucid,like im taking a break r something lol.doesnt work when im 2 tired either

**Seeker** · 11-11-2003 06:01 AM

Originally posted by Lucius
..also the day after I get a lucid a never have another lucid,like im taking a break r something lol.doesnt work when im 2 tired either

Levels of different chemical in the brain perhaps?

**Lucius** · 11-11-2003 06:04 AM

who knows..Im not sure im working it..it would be very nice to have one every day

**nerve** · 11-12-2003 07:28 PM

Originally posted by Lucius
Hahha..never heared that one..but I dont usually eat chinese because it makes me sick for some reason,they are probbaly trying to poison me..

...or you could be allergic to the MSG like me?

**Seeker** · 11-13-2003 05:22 AM

MSG! now there's a food additive that probably should be removed!

**jill1978** · 11-13-2003 01:20 PM

seeker, the idea of levels of brain chemicals makes alot of sense, and food interacts with that.

**Lucius** · 11-13-2003 01:23 PM

They also say Vitamin B would help,that could be right because vitamin B helps you to transmit information to your brains faster and increase brain activity or something,so possibly alotta B vits would give you more vivid dreams and also increased chance for a lucid

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