Thread: 2nd Galantamine experience

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Here is a link to it though, for any information you need http://www.dreamviews.com/lucid-aids...cid-blend.html

Originally Posted by Fryingman

Yes it was 4/4, and I suppose he himself was a subject, but the paper does not say this. But without supplements, Yuschak apparently very rarely LDs.

Then there's the disturbing knowledge that Yuschak has apparently completely withdrawn from the lucid dreaming community. Maybe he blew out his brain on all those substances.

That's interesting. Fryingman, do you have a link about this disturbing knowledge? Was it mentioned somewhere on DV?

Originally Posted by NyxCC

That's interesting. Fryingman, do you have a link about this disturbing knowledge? Was it mentioned somewhere on DV?

Searching around with google and looking up that paper found numerous anecdotal reports that people tried to contact him as per his offer in the back of his book, only to find (through a friend of his?) that he has requested not to be contacted any more.

Take it for what it is: hearsay perhaps.

Thanks for the clarification. So, it remains a mystery. His website looks weird too.

Btw congrats on your recent AAB success!

Thanks it was really fun. I may not do supplements all the time but it is nice to find something that (hopefully repeatably!) works!

Just to give an update on progress, I continue to use G+Ch as 2 x 4mg + 200mg taken after about 4 hours sleep, but my LD success rate it not very good. I have very vivid long dreams but don't seem to get lucid. I think maybe the reason is because I'm still very inexperienced, having had lots of very short natural LDs, but only one longer one. I think I just don't have the awareness to get lucid.
I tend to record 2 dreams per night on average, and so far have about 3% lucids. I feel a bit stuck at the moment. I need to change something. Maybe I need to just get back to simple daytime RCs, MILDs and DEILDs?

Maybe you would benefit from upping your degree of motivation during dreams (in order to let your consciousness take charge), via increasing your dopamine level. This could be achieved via L-tyrosine or Mucuna Pruriens.

I have had much success with tyrosine (though always in combination with vitamin B6).

L-theanine is also known to increase dopamine.

Yes keep up the daytime work that is essential. I'd be very happy with vivid dreams as I know those contain the key to lucidity. But my last night galantamine attempt resulted in a completely normal night with nothing vivid. I did however have two glasses of wine before bed, and I'm still jet lagged and very tired. 2x4mg G, 1x3300mg ChBi, 1x300 mg alpha-gpck taken at 4hrs. Got back to sleep and had about 3-4 waking afterwards each time with some recall. A bit more micro flying than usual but otherwise un-noteworthy night. Could be the wine killed it, or the jet lag, but. Wanted to try anyway.

Interesting about tyrosine.

I did the AAB last night, but with no results. Mind you, I was up late, and then took it just before bed, so then wasn't during a WBTB kinda thing like I would usually do.

Hey Goldenspark, Fryingman too: I always hear good things about meditating and lucid dreams, I recommend it. I meditate for various reasons. It's more time working with your consciousness that 1) you don't have to wait and or hope for, and 2) that you already somewhat control. So I would say to try to add 20min of meditation a day, starting shorter if you need to. My best recommendation is to not be too strict about what you consider successful meditation, and rather take it as a personal space where all is success.

I think it's important to realize any substance that is taken in excess that alter brain chemistry is very dangerous and may not appear at first but over time may cause problems.... Caution and moderation is key and I wouldn't be surprised if he withdrew from the lucid dreaming if he over did those drugs