after randomly searching teh forums (i was bored) i found taht yes b6 does help with the vividness in your dreams when taken in supplements. i recently got some b12 supplements and wondered if they would do the same or better. |
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after randomly searching teh forums (i was bored) i found taht yes b6 does help with the vividness in your dreams when taken in supplements. i recently got some b12 supplements and wondered if they would do the same or better. |
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Total pts: 4.5
I've noticed that my DreamBoost supplements (from the Upstate Dream Institute) contain 100mcg of Vitamin B-12, which represents a staggering 1610% of RDA (I didn't work that out - it says so on the bottle). It does not, however, contain any B-6, perhaps due to the presence of 5-HTP among the other ingredients. So, apparently the "experts" believe that B-12 is very significant. |
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are you sure? i havent been hearing much of it and thats the only stuff i have. does it do anything for dreaming at all? |
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Total pts: 4.5
I wouldn't like to say if B12 is significant by itself in aiding lucidity. It may be in Dream Boost simply to enhance the power of other ingredients. In any case, although the product has given me some vivid dreams, I haven't had any lucid ones from it yet. I guess we just have to experiment for ourselves and see what works best. |
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Friday night i took B12 and i had some seriously amazing dreams (very Vivid). none were all the way lucid but a few were pretty close. I am not sure if it was the vitamin or just a placebo because I seriously thought it would work. |
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Total pts: 4.5
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