I don't really know about B-6. |
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Hi all, about a month ago I became interested in lucid dreaming. I started working on my dream recall. After about 4 days of no recall I started taking a 100 mg B-6 & a 5 mg Melatonin pill each night before bed time. My dream recall started to improve with 1 or 2 dreams a night for about 2 1/2 weeks. Since then I have on had one dream (lucid) that I can recall. About 4 days ago I quite taking both pills. |
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I don't really know about B-6. |
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Last edited by Jorge; 10-07-2010 at 11:29 PM.
A week ago I couldn't remember any of my dreams from the past two or three months, since I have started learning about LD I recalled 3-4 dreams on 3 different nights. You just have to want to remember your dreams. Tell yourself that you will remember and you will. Also, with melatonin do not take it every day, like Jorge said, take a week or two off. I took melatonin for a while because of trouble sleeping and your body will stop/slow down making it if you keep taking it, which can cause partial dependance on it. It fricken sucks. |
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The melatonin could be halved. With melatonin, less is more, as taking too much can wipe out recall. You want to take it for the REM rebound. |
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After taking about 6 days off both I tried about 50mg B-6 & 2 mg of melatonin on Friday & Saturday nights; I recalled 3 dreams but slept poorly. I think the B-6 at bed time wakes me up in about 3 to 4 hours and its then very hard to fall back to sleep. I think that even 50 mg of B-6 may be too much for me to take on a daily basis. So during the week I just take a multi-vitiman. |
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In my opinion, don't take the melatonin unless you are having trouble sleeping. The dream recall can be made up for by working on dream recall. I was alway horrible at recalling dreams but like i said, i remember 3-4 most nights now other then the nights I drink. |
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Melatonin can cause you to feel "drowsy/foggy" in the morning, so that's normal. Not sure how the B6 plays a role. |
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