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Thread: Lunesta and lucid dreaming
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08-25-2008 01:26 AM #1Member
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Lunesta and lucid dreaming
Has anyone here who has put on Lunesta for sleep noticed an increase in the number of lucid dreams? I have had my first real and numerous other lucid dreaming experiences since being put on the drug a few weeks back.
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Only 3 mg Lunesta brings me to sleep for a good 8 hours, but I swear two to three minutes after I wake up my mind quickly forgets some of the nicest dreams ever.
It works like a sleep aid, but does it give you some secret LD powers? Not really.
and p.s., that "horrible-metallic-after-taste" some people complain about the morning after can be relieved with peppermint/tea. Or better yet, BRUSH YO GODDAMN TEETH.
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08-25-2010 06:21 AM #4
sleeping pills can give you really funky dreams at first. or atleast, the ones I used to take
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