Brilliant Dreams - vivid dream pill

Has anyone ever tried them? I have bought a bottle and so far absolutely no result. Maybe because my bed time is a bit messed up by my night job.

So far I have tried it 5 times in a span of about 3 weeks (I haven't got opportunity to do it more often) and results were opposite to expected. Normally if I don't take it I remember at least 2 dreams each night, unfortunately they are not vivid so I figured to use this pill to boost my contrast, but each time I take it I don't recall any dreams!

Pill itself is either a placebo or I am doing it wrong, if anyone has tried it please share your experiences.

Hi renton

I have taken BD pills in the past and for me personally they worked about 50% of the
time, the times they did not work i found my dreams to be more vivid.

They are pricey though and i found taking 5htp and a green tea combo to be just as effective and
quite a lot cheaper.

See link below.

http://www.dreamviews.com/f44/green-...55/index2.html

Hi DREAMER242000

You wrote this: "...the times they did not work i found my dreams to be more vivid..."

I don't really understand this the above, do you mean that you have taken the pill and because dreams were vivid you think it didn't work? This is my main reason for this pill to have more vividness. How do you know it didn't work then if you took it and dreams were vivid? Sorry for very complicated question ;) but I am trying to figure it out.

I agree pills are very expensive and I doubt I buy them again, I think I will test them until they are gone and then will give it a go with 5-HTP and Green Tea you have mentioned

Hi renton
My dreams are rarely very vivid normally but taking BD seemed to improve my vividness and recall on about half
of the nights i took them, the other nights resulted in me becoming lucid.

I hope you find more success in the future.
good luck DREAMER242000:)

I get it now :), thanks for your help, I think I will be testing BD until bottle is empty if nothing happens then I will give a go 5-htp, I actually read about it I think in Advanced Lucid Dreaming book about supplements.

The thing is that I am not so much after being Lucid in a dream, I don't mind normal dreams, I want to dramaticaly improve the clarity of my dreams. I had this one particular dream year ago and I still can't get over it, it was like hallucination, 101% realistic I wasn't lucid in it but I remember absolutely everything and I was aware at the time of dreaming, every available sense was active even my smell was amazing (in real world I smell hardly anything as I have polyps) not only active but hyper sensitive so everything was much better then normally.

Did you ever have this kind of dream?

I know what you mean one time i had a lucid dream in which i was in a market area i tried out some cream
cakes that were on a stall there and they tasted absolutely fantastic, at one time i just stood still and looked
around at all the activity going on at the various trading stalls the colors and detail on everything was more
vivid than in real life.
I was amazed just how amazing our minds are at creating such a world of such incredible detail as you say
our normal senses can be really enhanced when we dream.
I have read that people who in there normal daily life have to wear glasses or contact lenses can see perfectly
when in the dream world.

*Moved the thread to Lucid Aids.*

I haven't tried it, but I can recommend the pill "Lucid Dreamer" it's galantamine + choline. Works great! Increases recall significantly, and works like a charm to induce a LD.

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Originally Posted by renton79

Has anyone ever tried them? I have bought a bottle and so far absolutely no result. Maybe because my bed time is a bit messed up by my night job.

So far I have tried it 5 times in a span of about 3 weeks (I haven't got opportunity to do it more often) and results were opposite to expected. Normally if I don't take it I remember at least 2 dreams each night, unfortunately they are not vivid so I figured to use this pill to boost my contrast, but each time I take it I don't recall any dreams!

Pill itself is either a placebo or I am doing it wrong, if anyone has tried it please share your experiences.

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Take one with Wake Back to Bed :)

mcwillis, I have tried it once and still no effect, I will try again soon, but somehow I think it won't work. Pill is working in some way, it is not a total nothing, it makes me less sleepy and I feel more awake.

I have unintentionally tried this night the wake up to bed with a good result

This night I had a LD! after a while (unfortunately I had no time to practice so much for a while). Anyway after not sleeping for over 26hours (I was in a travel) I knocked out for about 9 hours and woke up at about 2am totally rested. I continued to lay in a bed and made some relaxation technique (something I learned from autohipnosis book), then I was laying concentrating (absolutely without any effort) on the thought that I want to remember "this is a dream", relaxation technique made me very focused on that thought. Anyway the main thing is that while I was falling asleep at the very moment when I was drifting away there was this buzzing feeling or imagined sound so I knew it was very close to get into the dream state which helped me to realize in the dream that I am dreaming. Dream itself was not interesting at all but I tried to rub my hands to make it more vivid as I read on other post, this helped a bit but I think that I still need much more practice with all this. Also as usually I straight away thought about not to blink in a dream (I would "kill" the guy who wrote this somewhere as every time I am LD I think about it) right after I thought about not to blink I blinked! BUT surprisingly I was still in a dram for couple more moments until I blinked again.... damn ;)

I have a bottle of these, they not only have no result, but also produce intense stomach discomfort. I posted about them somewhere before, they have something called "vitamin B50", on top of galantamine and choline. B50 is supposed to be a multivitamin (I've read that somewhere on DV). From my experiments, multivitamins kill my recall for the night. Only vitamin B6, taken as a single supplement or with melatonin increases vividness of recall.

Save your 30$, do not buy these.

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Originally Posted by Ev

I have a bottle of these, they not only have no result, but also produce intense stomach discomfort. I posted about them somewhere before, they have something called "vitamin B50", on top of galantamine and choline. B50 is supposed to be a multivitamin (I've read that somewhere on DV). From my experiments, multivitamins kill my recall for the night. Only vitamin B6, taken as a single supplement or with melatonin increases vividness of recall.

Save your 30$, do not buy these.

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I have bought them long time ago now and YES they DO NOT WORK! I still have a lot of them left as I couldn't use them, as they where working on me like red bull I couldn't sleep after them