“Summarizing, our results illustrate that cholinergic activation via α-GPC did not alter the dream experience significantly nor did it facilitate the induction of lucid dreams.” – http://www.dropbox.com/s/bqtvxsrjybapjdx/manuscript.pdf

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“Induction of lucid dreams: A systematic review of evidence”

– by Tadas Stumbrys, Daniel Erlacher, Melanie Schädlich, Michael Schredl –boris.unibe.ch/39251/1/21_LucidDreamInductionReview_23_revised.pdf

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“Induction of lucid dreams: A systematic review of evidence”

“…Future directions

The following ideas, we believe, are worth to tackle and pursue further. The techniques that showed to be most effective, such as Tholey’s combined technique or MILD, should be tested further and the circumstances under which they are most successful should be explored (e.g. in combination with WBTB). Also the methods that demonstrated some initial success but were not further investigated (e.g. WILD techniques, vibro-/electro-tactile, vestibular stimulations) must be more thoroughly tested. Application of the Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor class drugs, such as donepezil, galantamine, rivastigmin, definitely warrant further investigation, as well as new prospective yet untested methods like tDCS, TMS or GVS (Noreika et al, 2010). …” – – by Tadas Stumbrys, Daniel Erlacher, Melanie Schädlich, Michael Schredl –boris.unibe.ch/39251/1/21_LucidDreamInductionReview_23_revised.pdf

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University of Texas Rio Grande Valley IRB# 907-90991

This survey is being conducted by:

Principal Investigator Gregory Scott Sparrow, EdD, Professor at The University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley

Co-PI Ralph Carlson, PhD, Professor The University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley

In consultation with Ryan Hurd, MA, Lecturer in Psychology and Holistic Studies, John F. Kennedy University

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