do these pills have common names in the vitamin store? i know someone else just asked about it but i am curious to know :)
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do these pills have common names in the vitamin store? i know someone else just asked about it but i am curious to know :)
everytime i try the amino acid blend i cant fall back asleep? anyone know why this is?
No one had any idea why this Amino acid blend keeps me awake?
In my personal experienece so far i have had 0 success with this blend but with saying that i must admit that i have never really properly fallin back asleep after taking it or i never planned to take it and just took it on a random morning that i woke up earlier than usuall on this could have something to do with my high failure rate i will keep at it and hopefully do it properly with some results which i then will post in this thread.
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Just thought i would give this thread an encouraging bump as i still have my amino acid blend and would like to know if anyone has any experience with this blend?
For whoever is asking where to get these your local GNC, Vitamin World, or Vitamin Shoppe will have them. I have only seen L-Theanine locally at Vitamin World. You can find the L-aspartic acid at any local drugstore like Walgreens or CVS around here. The L-glutamine is pretty common AFAIK as well.
Good luck on your searches.
Dudes... there is nothing like meditation and will for Lucid dreaming. Come on!!! Pills for lucid dreaming? The pill does nothing. It's your own subconscious that believes you will be lucid if you have the pill, so you turn lucid. Is the same as believing as a banana increases lucidity, is not the banana, but your subconscious that believes the banana can make you lucid and you turn lucid (thanks to the subconscious)
^^ Any natural LDer (like PercyLucid) just cannot appreciate the pain of getting a taste of lucid dreaming and then having to wait weeks or even a month or more for the next LD.
Are you serious? I do not doubt nor know, if meditation is the best method of them all. Maybe.
But your argument against supplements here, is not that one should not - like so many seem to say - but that it would only be placebo effect.
Are there placebo-controlled studies, anybody? Besides the wealth of anecdotal evidence all over the net esp. for Galantamin/Cholin?
I still didn't try myself.
Even if there were no such studies - since the effects make sense from the neurobiology involved - I would put my hand in the fire and say that's true pharmacological effect - not placebo.
Or do you maybe reckon, neurobiology has got nothing to do with lucid dreaming?
There are many more things people use, and some alternate substances, so that they don't get tolerance and effect-diminishing.
I have a link to a whole book on that somewhere..
4 year necro. Locked.