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DCP while you sleep?

SilentBob187

SilentBob187

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Would there be any benefits to popping a few DCP before you go to sleep? Or would it not be effective or possibly cause any problems with sleeping?

I figure a non-stim is good any time of day, might as well work for you while you're out for 8 hours. Any one have any thoughts or comments on this?
 
I never had any trouble sleeping no matter how late I took it. The only stims I've ever used are caffeine although I will say I drink a few diet sodas (or even better Diet Dews!) a day and I can't sleep anytime no problem.

I didn't really mean to take them that late and didn't do it the whole run. Sometimes I'd forget and end up taking them late.
 
Depends how prone to insomnia you are.

I can pop 1 before bed with no problems, but then again remember that PLCAR is a slight body energizer (used as a treatment for Chronic Fatigue). Since my insomnia is mental (brain wont shut off) then I am ok with it.
 
dsade said:
Depends how prone to insomnia you are.

I can pop 1 before bed with no problems, but then again remember that PLCAR is a slight body energizer (used as a treatment for Chronic Fatigue). Since my insomnia is mental (brain wont shut off) then I am ok with it.
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Anything caffeine related kills my sleep, but right now I am sleeping with a nicotine patch and 3 DCP no problems... Dreams are similar to powerful dreams.
 
I am going to be launching into research into areas of dream intensity and recovery. I find that the more intense my dreams are, the quicker I recover.

Not sure about mechanism, but something that intrigues me.
 
Thanks for the info guys. I figured that it wouldn't hurt to take DCP right before bed, just wanted to make sure I wasn't just spinning my wheels, or wasting my DCP :)
 
dsade said:
I am going to be launching into research into areas of dream intensity and recovery. I find that the more intense my dreams are, the quicker I recover.

Not sure about mechanism, but something that intrigues me.
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Matt have you tried lucid dreaming??
 
i also take 2 pre-bed and no problems! :thumbsup:

It also helps your endurance during "pre-sleep activities" :head:
 
asianbabe said:
Matt have you tried lucid dreaming??
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Assisted Lucid Dreaming, yes.

Some of the very sleep stacks I recommend give me some kind of lucid dreams everytime I take them...especially when combined with a Benedryl.
 
dsade said:
Assisted Lucid Dreaming, yes.

Some of the very sleep stacks I recommend give me some kind of lucid dreams everytime I take them...especially when combined with a Benedryl.
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I have not read enough about it but I tried the technique and had my first lucid dream ( I guess unassisted since I didn't take anything?) it was a bizarre experience to say the least.
 
asianbabe said:
I have not read enough about it but I tried the technique and had my first lucid dream ( I guess unassisted since I didn't take anything?) it was a bizarre experience to say the least.
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I used to play around with sleep paralysis, which would be exhilaratingly terrifying for a few minutes, but then when I realized I was ok, would lead to a period of controlled dreaming...lucid dreaming.

I needed to get my sleep stack just correct for it to work, and could NOT be overstressed or overtired.
 
i have the Nova Dreamer Lucid Dream Mask, i get about 4-5 lucid dreams a month with it, ausome stuff, and I can prolong the dream for what feels like 45-60 minutes!
 
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