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Thats a very general question, but the answer remains the same. Yes. From small things, Stress for example, your ability to remember dreams can be murdered. If you're eating habits are changed, your body might not produce enough Serotonin for strong dreaming. |
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11-10-2007 06:29 AM #1Banned
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Health and dreaming
Do you think your state of health can influence your dreams?
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11-10-2007 06:42 AM #2Cosmic Citizen
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11-13-2007 01:58 AM #3Bio-Turing Machine
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Yes.
Originally Posted by Tealeaf
When you're alive, you can dream.
When you're dead, you can not dream.
Dreams are heavily induced by somatic information. Have you noticed that, often before you wake up to go pee, you have a dream involving water somehow?
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11-13-2007 05:49 AM #4Ad absurdum Achievements:
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Anything can influence your dreams, since they are mostly based on recent or repressed memories and emotions. As long as the variations in your state of health have the capacity to influence your state of mind, they will have a the capacity to influence your dreams.
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