NOT recommended for the weak of mind, but I'm surprised it isn't more popular among responsible recreational ""drug"" users like myself better than magic mushrooms, and WAAY safer than LSD. Pages: [ 1 ] Go Up. Similar topics 5. What is "Laughing gas"? Why does laughing gas make you laugh? There was an error while thanking. Why do colours add up together to make other colours?
Do sounds add together to make louder sounds? Chewing large amounts of industry tobacco is dangerous and can even kill you, so better don't try it.
In my honest opninion it's stupid to use nicotine patches for lucid dreaming, not only are the somewhat expensive. But why flood your body with nicotine? So you can become addicteed to nicotine and spend more money on it? It will not induce lucid dreams, but will probably increase vividness and recall possibly.
But it is 10X's better to Why use substances when you can easily do it without. It's used in large part due to the fact that it intensifies the vividness and length of the dream. Nobody becomes addicted to the patch for several reasons.
Seriously, who do you know that wears the patch because they enjoy it or to deal with stress? I figured you become addicted becaue nictoine floods your body. But I still think it's lazy, and not worth it. But go ahead if your willing to waste your money. Originally Posted by Jorge. Understood Fiddler's Green, and jackons I understand you goodluck! You can buy non-industry tobacco Nicotina rustica from online headshops, It's reported to have much more nicotine than the industry species Nicotina tabacum.
Other than that it's no different, to say that N. Perhaps some LD wannabes are smokers and would kill two birds with one stone. I know at least one. Nicotine is chemically similar to the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine, which is known to increase the vividness of dreams.
Pardon me while I burn, and rise above the flames. Helpless as a stinger without a bee. Goals: -see a new colorProperly stabilize my dreams My brother had told me that when he used them to stop smoking he had very vivid dreams Throughout my life I have had very minimal lucidity in my dreams but there are a few occasions where I experienced lucidity for a very short amount of time and never controlled a dream.
When I was a kid I used to have terrible nightmares and I became able to become lucid enough to wake myself up from a dream I didn't like but never attempted anything more than that. I have maybe on 2 0r 3 occasions as an adult become lucid but never able to control much of my dream. After about 6 hours asleep I remember being in a dream about high school that was vivid but I was not lucid.
Slowly I awoke from this dream. I remember as I awoke it seemed like physics changed. Like I rolled backwards as my brain recognized gravity and was no longer creating it in the dream.
I opened my eyes for maybe a second or two and I remember deciding that I wanted to go back to sleep. I also remember deciding that I was going to try to go back into a dream and control it as I was more lucid than groggy. I don't know why I was aware in this groggy state as I was not asleep or awake but I think the effect I felt of gravity changing cued to me the difference between my dream and my awake state. So I relaxed and sure enough within a few seconds I was rolling forward with the same sensation as I had come out of the last dream and I remember deciding to maintain lucidity.
It was almost like the movie The Cell with J-Lo when she was inside the criminals head. Like a curtain came up and a scene appeared for me to interact with. There were these rings hanging from the ceiling and I used them to swing from one to the next til I came to a door.
I remember thinking I am controlling this and whatever is behind that door will be of my minds creation. The door was any old door that would be in an apartment with a normal handle. I opened the door and inside was a very beautiful woman with blonde curly hair and a powdery face and she was wearing an almost see thru latex suit and she was smiling.
The latex wasn't tight fitting but more like a dress with flowing ripples. She seemed happy to see me and there were obvious sexual connotations going on. Then I saw a door behind her. As soon as I saw the door I knew something was going to be on the other side to challenge me and the latex girl having the time of our lives and sure enough a dude opens the door.
For most people who smoke one pack per day or less, the following is a reasonable starting point: more than 15 cigarettes per day: 21 mg patch Step 1 seven to 15 cigarettes per day: 14 mg patch Step 2. Sleep disturbances Some people using the patch report disruptions to their sleep, such as vivid dreams, insomnia, and other disturbances. If your sleep is still affected after three or four days of using a nicotine patch, try taking the patch off after 16 hours to give your skin a rest.
When you wake up, put a fresh patch on clean skin and wear it for a full 24 hours. If you find that you are having vivid dreams or that your sleep is disturbed, you can take the patch off before bed and put a new one on the next morning. Current guidelines FDA recommend that the patch be used for just eight to 12 weeks before consulting a healthcare provider. Nicotine withdrawal symptoms usually peak within the first 3 days of quitting, and last for about 2 weeks. If you make it through those first weeks, it gets a little easier.
Quitting smoking or vaping is one of the best ways someone can help improve their sleep. This may be because smoking is a stimulant and stimulants make it harder to get to sleep and stay asleep. It may also be because smokers may have other habits that disrupt sleep such as drinking more coffee or alcohol.
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