Vitamin B-6 may help people remember their dreams - io9

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Yes, the same thing with mangoes. Vitamin B-6 can help you remember dreams, make them VERY vivid, and increases lucidity. </3

I have just taken some, as I have run into a bit of a dry spell as far as lucid dreaming goes, and have high hopes of getting back into the game! I hope B-6 lives up to its reputation.

did you know there is melatonin with b6 in it that i found helpfull during a dry spell. just a thought for ya.

Interesting, I'm going to test this tonight.

Well I took vitamin b-6 last night right before going to sleep and I had long and vivid dream.
I guess I should credit it to the b-6.

Does anyone know what foods contain b-6 naturally?

I just got this from some health website:
Food with vitamin b6:
Crude rice and wheat bran are the foods with the most vitamin B6
Chili powder, paprika, garlic powder, dried tarragon, ground sage, dried spearmint, basil, chives, savory, turmeric, bay leaves, rosemary, dill, onion powder, oregano, and marjoram
Pistachios, Garlic (Raw) , Liver , Fish (Tuna, Salmon, and Cod) , Sunflower and Sesame Seeds (Also Tahini) , Pork Tenderloin (Lean) , Molasses and Sorghum Syrup, Hazelnuts Or Filberts , Chicken Breast (Boneless and Skinless), Whey Powder, Peanut Butter (Smooth), Beef (Lean Eye of Round), Bananas, Baked Potato (With Skin), Oatmeal (Instant and Fortified), Avocado (Raw), Walnuts, Cooked Spinach, Tomato Juice (Low Sodium),Soybeans (Green),Lima Beans

Cool, thanks for that Narwhal :) So basically, eat a healthy diet and you're set!

No problem :) Yep it seems to be in most healthy food, good thing I love avocados and cod :D

All I trust is good-old-fashion-nightmare-inducing cheddar cheese. :cheeky: