I believe that due to delayed REM in the early parts of the night, you get much more vivid and lengthy REM later in the night. Optimal for lucid dreaming |
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I've heard of people taking melatonin for vivid dreams. I only take it when necessary for example, if I can't get to bed and it's midnight and I don't use it that often. Do these people not understand about overdosing and it actually delays REM sleep? |
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I believe that due to delayed REM in the early parts of the night, you get much more vivid and lengthy REM later in the night. Optimal for lucid dreaming |
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People take melatonin for that exact reason, to suppress REM sleep. When you suppress REM sleep for a prolonged period of time you create an affect called REM rebound which gives you a more intensified REM cycle. I personally find my dreams to be longer and more vivid after taking melatonin. |
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