Melatonin causes nightmares?
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lol, try trazadone.
Me: I like writing stories. I don't have nightmares; I have inspirations.
David Tennant from season one of Jessica Jones: allow me to prove you wrong for two and a half years straight
When you take a drug to force you to sleep don't be surprised when it lets your subconscious take control. If your conscious was in control you wouldn't be asleep would you? /hj
As a lucid dreamer, challenge accepted. (Becoming lucid neutralizes nightmares.)
I lucid dream frequently, and it does help. However - and I'm not sure how common this is - the lucidity tends to drop in and out. Sometimes I'll go back to believing it's real, or I'll only identify parts of the dream as a dream. The mind works in weird ways.
Not for me
Being a regular medical cannabis user, when I occasionally take a break from it the dreams come rushing back in full technicolor.
These vivid dreams are not exactly nightmares, but they aren't the fun kind either. They are usually mundanely weird to anxiety inducing, but the next day anything I remember will feel like snapshots of real memories more than normal dreams.
I had horrific nightmares every night for years.
then I found insomnia!
now when my head hits the pillow my brain is far too exhausted to even properly understand where it is let alone what to dream about.
thanks insomnia!
I take lions mane to help with my brain fog but holy shit does it make my dreams very long and vivid. I kinda hate it.
Brandy: Here I am -- cheap, tasty, helpful with sleep and no dreams guaranteed!
I know You're joking, but as someone who drank himself to sleep many times, You don't rest on drunk sleep.
Yes, it was a joke, but every joke is only partly a joke. Next time try a small gulp, not a full bottle. It won't switch you off, just make you cozier. Unless you're clinically insomniac it'll help.
I sleep like a baby when I'm drunk and wake up refreshed in fewer hours than normal. If I can avoid the hangover it's great.
Sprinkle in a dash of zma (zinc, magnesium) and you can sleep more lightly while you have vivid nightmares.
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