Lucidimine - Galantamine Lucid Dream Induction & Super Nootropic Supplement

I've been experimenting with this product and it has yet to lead to a lucid dream for me but I'm not complaining. I don't take these when I go to bed. I take these after sleeping for a few hours if I wake up in the middle of the night. Sometimes I'll take melatonin with them to help me get back to sleep. A dose of one pill did nothing for me. Two pills led to dreams that were emotionally intense, pleasing and gratifying. I'd hear amazing music or meet great people and feel a deep connection to them. I tried three pills once and had a very intense and not too pleasant dream but it wasn't a nightmare. It was a false awakening. It was very realistic. I was in my bedroom and my furniture had been rearranged. It was upsetting and confusing. Had I been better prepared, I think I would have been able to turn this into a lucid dream. For me the effects of the pills last for at least one additional night and sometimes two. I also found that I seem to build up a resistance so if I take them more than once a week, I don't get much of anything from them. Once a week is the most I take them. UPDATE: I finally had a lucid dream using this product. I woke up after 2 hours of sleep, took three pills and fell back asleep a few minutes later. My lucid dream that resulted lasted longer than lucid dreams usually do in my experience. But the quality of the dream was different from a totally naturally derived lucid dream. I felt I was sort of a guest in this dream world that was not of my own making. I was a stranger in a stranger's land. The dream lasted long enough that I had the chance to try to use it to get some answers to personal questions. But when I did that, I was attacked. Even though I was able to outrun whoever was attacking me, I felt a pain like someone was pinching me that wouldn't go away so I had to force myself to wake up to escape it. In naturally induced lucid dreams, interacting with the other dream characters is normal and rewarding but not in this dream. Naturally induced lucid dreams also have been more pleasant than this one was. I still have a few more capsules left so I'll experiment some more. Maybe I'll have a better experience if I can get another lucid dream. UPDATE 7-15-19: After not using this at all for a couple years because of the above bad experience, I decided to try it again. I went to bed around 11:30 and woke up a little over an hour later because I was hungry. I took 2 capsules hoping for pleasant but not lucid dreams. I tossed and turned for a few hours before falling back asleep. Almost as soon as I started dreaming, I realized I was dreaming. No effort. No technique. I was LDing and it was pretty pleasant. And it lasted quite a long time. I got to do much of what I wanted to do in an LD without being attacked like before. I got to explore the dream terrain. At one point my physical nose started to itch and I was able to scratch it without waking up or losing lucidity (unless I was just dreaming about my itchy nose). The dream lasted quite a long time and I had no problem maintaining lucidity throughout. Changed my rating to 5 stars.

This absolutely works! I’m a seasoned lucid dreamer however so that helps. Two weeks ago I took 2 caps with the wake back to bed (“WILD”) method and had the most powerful, clear and solid lucid dream I’ve ever had in my life… and I’ve been lucid dreaming for 30 years. I met up with another lucid dreamer and remarked on how stunningly real it was! Truly Incredible. Anyways, big fan of this company’s supplement 👍🏼👍🏼

They haven’t made me fully lucid yet, but they definitely work. Been using them for 4 days now, and my dreams are becoming A LOT more vivid and feel more real than ever before. So real in fact, that I actually feel like I’m not even dreaming during them. (which is why I haven’t really became lucid yet, but I’m sure you’d have to use them for a week or two before you become lucid with these) Significantly less foggy than before. A bit expensive though. I haven’t noticed any bad side effects, and my energy levels are unaffected.

Works extremely well with the wbtb method

It’s not FDA approved and bad for you, it’s not nutritious. Not worth the money. i had more vivid dreams, sometimes lucid dreams. But they are were nightmares. I don’t recommend if you have ptsd. side affects: loss of sex drive and morning sickness

Maybe it's just my brain/metabolism. The first couple of times it definitely did something to my dreams where they were more intense and vivid (but only with two pills, one did nothing at all), and after that it stopped having effect. I didn't abuse it either, I just used it once a week for a few weeks.

This is rocket fuel for the fearless (and Officer Rank!) Oneironaut. Go back and reread the Product Description. You will find an emphasis on ''No guarantees'', the need for prior training, and experience in non supplement Lucid Dream Induction techniques, AND a repeated warning that no pill can ''give'' Lucid Dreams . What does the man's integrity earn him? Someone in the question section, bellyaching about the paltry price of $1 a pill! Yet look at the 5 star ratings and the encomia of experienced lucid dreamers. I just bought my third bottle.The most telling metric would surely be the rate at which experienced Lucid Dreamers keep buying more Lucidimine (especially given that ''less is more'' once one's personal technique has been perfected). I am sure there are Lucidimine hoarders out there (or will be, soon)! What should all this tell you? What if I added that the same alchemist has just (as in Nov. 2019) published a general survey of past literature and theories on dreams and inaugurated a seismic paradigm shift in dream theory and consciousness titled: The F Model of Dreaming? Perhaps if one is not a reader, a seeker, an epic dreamer, and a seasoned explorer of the mind's depths, then take the Product Description very seriously. There are more people today who grasp General Relativity than are past masters of high level Lucid Dreaming. Lucidimine is the sole essential supplement to this undertaking I have, so far, encountered. Writing a review of such an extensively praised innovation, gives me leave to explore some more recondite strata, and that is precisely the potential of Lucidimine. I have had a long, vivid, and painstakingly recollected ''dream life'' that has been a source of varied insights, joy, terror, instigation to bold action, and even bold action aborted 'ere dawn! Low level Dream Lucidity, I intuited and formalized gradually (and well before it was proven in the lab, much less made widely accessible via the personal computer). I evolved techniques to ''stabilize'' and extend my Lucidity, and precisely this delimiting challenge is one of the quantum leaps Lucidimine makes possible. I would even credit the supplement (and the confidence that it inspires), with a qualitatively different level of meta cognition (awareness of being aware that ''I am one with this dream and all within it vs. merely ''I am awake in a dream''). I have experimented liberally (and recently as a control to my Lucidimine trials) with a number of traditional herbal supplements, vitamins, and one of the leading 'tuned' Huperzine-A Lucid Dream products. NONE produced anything that could be said to markedly ''supplement'' the traditional, learned induction techniques, much less radically push the boundaries of higher levels of Lucid Dream exploration. But in addition to extending the duration of Lucidity, one capsule (at aprox. 5-6 day intervals), offers access to the highest levels of Dream Lucidity I have yet experienced. Reading texts, mirror gazing, clocks, spinning tops, mindfulness meditation, singing harmony with Elvis- old territory revisited! And now, ''surely some revelation is at hand''. I take it as essential that certainly not every dose produced Lucid Dreams- NOTHING is assured in such undertakings and who would pretend to know the limits or hazards of oneiromancy and some quantum entanglement with grasping the great allegory of dreams and non duality! This is a life long endeavor and requires a rarified thirst and jealously guarded interiority. Meditation, and all the ancillary reading and study one can absorb will certainly serve well, as will joy and intrepidity ''as we run from the day to a strange night of stone''.