I went to Walgreens and they were selling Dream Water. Its suppose to intensify your dreams. Anyone got any experiences with such substances? Does it work? Either way I'll definitely post what happens.
Printable View
I went to Walgreens and they were selling Dream Water. Its suppose to intensify your dreams. Anyone got any experiences with such substances? Does it work? Either way I'll definitely post what happens.
The only stuff I know of is the stuff that contains 5-HTP, melatonin and GABA - just google it and you'll see all the details.
Reading the ingredients, it seems it contains much of the stuff lucid dreamers take as supplements, so could possibly enhance your lucid dreams, improve dream recall and such. Many people have reported good things. (A few report no effect)
I saw the topic title and thought this was going to be about water in dreams. Guess not.
Anyway, I've never heard of this Dream Water before. I'll probably be keeping an eye on this topic. Maybe I'll just have to get some for myself.
Sadly there wasn't any special effects other than me getting really tired after 30 minutes. I coupled the supplement with binaural beats. At a 5.7 frequency, which is suppose to help the body relax. I will try again later.
Me too. Too bad, water's one of the best archetypes!.Quote:
Originally Posted by fennecgirl
To the OP: Do your RC's, set your intention, work on your memory, and build real expectations. LD's come from practice, time, and preparation -- not a bottle.
Wait, you mean in real life Walgreens was selling Dream Water? o_o what company makes it? Also could you post what nutrients and ingredients are in it?
o_O Dream Water... Strange... I might try it... :|
In my opinion it's just another "market" thing to sell. Just like the dream mask to help control your dreams, but it's all you doing it, and practice makes perfect.