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      Vitamin B6 really works, and damn well!

      As a drug user who tries to practice harm reduction by minimising my doses, avoiding redoses, avoiding using drugs frequently, and making sure I'm stocked up on vitamins and nutrients prior to, during and after my highs, I was often taking various vitamins especially after taking MDMA (ecstasy) during the week after to help replenish my monoamines (serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine).

      After my last experience I was in particular taking 2-3x the RDA of a combined Magnesium & B6 pill to help combat residual muscle tension and improve the synthesis of serotonin.

      I noticed I started to have crazy vivid dreams and assumed this was to do with the MDMA use, as many other users have reported these crazy dreams following MDMA use - but then I realised it only started after I started taking B6 (I had previously taken Magnesium but without the B6).

      I began to question other users who experienced these vivid dreams about if they took any supplements after their MDMA use. Almost all of them included B6 in the list.

      That was it, my curiosity peaked, I decided to begin an experiment. The night before last I took 6x the recommended daily amount of B6 (B6 is tolerated well at doses way above the recommended daily amount, so this is not dangerous - NOTE: Very important. The RDA here in Poland is just 1.4mg, in America the upper tolerable limit is listed as 100mg - don't go taking 500mg of B6 in a day, as at this level it can cause nerve damage!! 8.4mg was enough to get these effects!).

      The first night I slept deeply and had many vivid dreams which I was able to recall the next day, but it wasn't enough to call anything beyond coincidence. I was pretty sure it was the B6 though, and I wanted to see how long a single dose of B6 lasted, so I avoided taking more yesterday.

      Last night, I had about 20-25 dreams that I can recall, 6+ of which were lucid. There were a lot of nightmares so if you're the type to be easily scared and not handle nightmares very well I'd be careful, but 6 lucid dreams in one night is my lifetime record, my previous record being 2 - so I'm definitely going ahead with this experiment and seeing how it progresses.

      Thought I'd let everyone know, I'm rather impressed. Normally I don't LD very often unless I practice WBTB or other techniques, but last night I didn't practice any techniques and achieved the most lucid dreams I've ever had in one night. I also perfected a new technique inside these dreams, of being able to fly through people and walls.

      Anyone else had success with B6?

      Ps I know there are existing topics about B6, but I wanted to post this as a sort of success story, lest it be lost among the other posts in some random thread.
      Last edited by Royaltramp; 10-26-2012 at 02:33 PM.

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