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      cheese and yogurt

      I think everyone (pretty much) agrees that cheese affects dreaming...But what about yogurt? Is it the dairy? Or the specific by-product of the bacteria?
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      Does cheese really affect dreaming? I though that was only myth.

      I mean, I've tried eating cheese before bed, and nothing really happened.

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      Originally posted by zooeyglass03
      Does cheese really affect dreaming? I though that was only myth.

      I mean, I've tried eating cheese before bed, and nothing really happened.
      Yeah same here. And I <3 teh cheeze...

      I think if cheese affects it, so should other dairy products, since it's all milk. Unless the bacteria in cheese cause the effect.
      “What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume

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      Couldn't find anything on cheese and dreams Found this from Wikipedia:

      Milk contains tryptophan, which may help relax the nervous system and induce drowsiness. However, this theory is likely rooted in a folk remedy, and scientific evidence suggests that simply drinking milk may or may not help.
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      Although this is not on dreaming specifically, and is still very vague. I doubt cheese or yoghurt has any serious affect .

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