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originally posted by: mmshelt
a reply to: GoShredAK
Going into semi-severe to acute stages of withdrawal can lead to very vivid dreams. Even when 'supplementing' a withdrawal period by (ab)using Kratom, you will experience vivid and sometimes traumatizing dreams on occasion regardless.
My honest advice would be to go to your current physician, have them perform a physical, and then suggest referral to a sleep study program. Only within a sleep study program (or something similar) will you find out what's actually going on.
Best wishes.
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originally posted by: xenap
. High doses of Thiamin, (and all the other B vitamins) helps the nervous system, high doses of vitamin C and NA If you are open to it.
originally posted by: cosmickat
You may find this interesting, not saying that this is what you have been experiencing, obviously worries about health matters should always be checked out by professionals. Not on an internet forum. Good Luck
Wikipedia Link
sleep education.org
originally posted by: seattlerat
a reply to: GoShredAK
Opiates, according to some, may cause vivid dreams. Cannabis, also according to some, will stifle dreams.
Be cautious with the quantity and types of chemicals you ingest, drink lots of fluids, avoid eating before laying down to sleep, and try to exercise as much as you are able to tolerate. Also, if you must consume opiates, try to do so only in the morning as they may (according to some) affect your ability to have a restful night of slumber. Good luck & hang in there!
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