ibuprofen - crazy dream recall

[Faline]

Hiya, I'ev been busy for quite a while, but now I want to work on this again. I have twice had to eat a lot of ibuprofen. 3 pills a day for about3-4 days (for pain). Both times I experienced this crazy dream recall. Without waking up (and remembering it) in the night, I remembered 4-5 dreams! It didn't work the first night, but 2. and 3. it did. It was the same both times I had to eat these painkillers. Anyone else had this experience with ibuprofen?

[unseen wombat]

I suppose it's different for everyone. I had to take 3 of them last night, and I didn't recall anything until after I did my WBTB. That's hardly like what you did. Um, nevermind.

[xantho99]

see what happens with 13! lol jk

[ninja9578]

ibuprophen doesn't affect the mind at all. If you had an effect it was from something else.

[Vegan]

It might just be the placebo effect...

[Faline]

It might just be the placebo effect... Well, it was first after it had happened twice I thought there was a connection with the pills So probably not. I wonder what is was then? Thanks for the input guys

[SKA]

Hiya, I'ev been busy for quite a while, but now I want to work on this again. I have twice had to eat a lot of ibuprofen. 3 pills a day for about3-4 days (for pain). Both times I experienced this crazy dream recall. Without waking up (and remembering it) in the night, I remembered 4-5 dreams! It didn't work the first night, but 2. and 3. it did. It was the same both times I had to eat these painkillers. Anyone else had this experience with ibuprofen? Can you check your Ibuprofen package? Sometimes they mix in Codeïne with the Ibruprofen. Codeïne is quite a strong Opiate painkiller that synergises with the Ibuprofen. I have often heard of "Opium Dreams" being grotesque, wonderfull and very clear. Now I don't want to dangeriously intoxicate my body or become an Opium addict, so instead I might give this a try with Ibuprofen mixed with Codeïne. The Codeïne in Ibufrofen might have the same effect since it's an opiate. An Opium Derrivative.

[ninja9578]

Oh, opium dreams

[Curtis]

see what happens with 13! lol jk Yeah! Foaming out the mouth!

[Vegan]

It might just be the placebo effect... Im sorry, I didn't mean to come off as a jerk with that post. The ellipse at the end sort of made me think like I did.

[Faline]

Can you check your Ibuprofen package? Sometimes they mix in Codeïne with the Ibruprofen. Codeïne is quite a strong Opiate painkiller that synergises with the Ibuprofen. I have often heard of "Opium Dreams" being grotesque, wonderfull and very clear. Now I don't want to dangeriously intoxicate my body or become an Opium addict, so instead I might give this a try with Ibuprofen mixed with Codeïne. The Codeïne in Ibufrofen might have the same effect since it's an opiate. An Opium Derrivative. Sadly, I can't. I got the pills in a little box. Only what I would need. But it sounds very sane, what you're saying. It might be it! *Feels like intoxicating herself with opium * Im sorry, I didn't mean to come off as a jerk with that post. The ellipse at the end sort of made me think like I did. Don't worry You only sounded a little sad

[kogatojr]

ibuprophen doesn't affect the mind at all. If you had an effect it was from something else. Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Maybe you took somthing else.

[moe007]

Ibuprofen alone does not have any psychological effects, and cannot possibly have any effect on dreaming. Ibuprofen is an NSAID which is believed to work through inhibition of cyclooxygenase (COX), thus inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis. There are at least 2 variants of cyclooxygenase (COX-1 and COX-2). Ibuprofen inhibits both COX-1 and COX-2. It appears that its analgesic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory activity are achieved principally through COX-2 inhibition; whereas COX-1 inhibition is responsible for its unwanted effects on platelet aggregation and the GI mucosa. It thins the blood, and kills inflammation, to a degree. Nothing to do with brain chemistry. Now if you are talking about Nurofen, that is totally different. Nurofen contains two active ingredients, ibuprofen and codeine phosphate. Codeine is a very strong opium derived pain killer, when taken before bed, it is known to cause strong and vivid dreams. Two totally different things. Hope this cleared up any questions