I happen to have read over this many times but never noticed. The common antihistamine found in many cough and cold medications, and tylenol PM, dimenhydranite, functions somewhat similarly to acetylcholine antagonists. It is also marketed and sold as Dramamine for motion sickness. Other common brands include Bendryl and Gravol. Be aware that 50mg of dimenhydranite is equivalent to 25mg of diphenhydramine. Lets say the term ONE PILL means the same, because they are usually either 50mg pills of dimenhydranite or pills of 25mg diphenhydramine.

If taken in slightly higher doses than the recommended, in no way do I mean overdose, but since 1-2 pills of 50mg each are normally used, try 2-4 pills. If taken at WBTB, this could boost your acetylcholine dramatically, and works with less sideeffects than galantamine. Although if taken at 5-6am than you would be sleepy for the next couple hours, maybe up to 6 hours later. Nothing a cup of coffee cant cure, if you are worried that you have to wake up for work early, say 8 or 9. I recommend using on days that you can sleep in.

Since recreational use of this drug is sometimes described "dreaming while awake", than I can be certain that getting to sleep paralysis while under this drug will produce some promising results. It was hard for me to get to SP while under this drug only because Im naturally horrible at getting to SP. But Im sure many of you can do it.

Any input?