I found out that when I sleep with my feet out of my blanket, eat or drink cold things, or am just cold I have nightmares.
Does this happen to everybody?
Does this happen to everybody?
Do cold things give you nightmares?
09/19/2012
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Mostly I don't care to remember my dreams, so I couldn't tell...
09/19/2012
When my feet are cold, I can't even fall asleep, so no nightmares for me...and I don't drink or eat cold stuff before I go to bed.
09/19/2012
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Nope, not to mention that mostly I prefer to have my feet out, and I drink a little room temperature water before going to bed (NOT cold, I can't stand icy cold water! ) - but I used to have weird Nightmares when I happened to fall asleep laying on my back - I have no idea how come it happened, and about such things in general - a mighty good topic to research! ~grins ^^
Originally posted by
Master DarkWolf
Mostly I don't care to remember my dreams, so I couldn't tell...
09/19/2012
Huh. Fascinating ideal. That might be what is causing mine.
09/20/2012
I've never thought about it, but it's an interesting concept, and could be the source of my nightmares. I'm not sure.
09/20/2012
You know, I'm not sure.
09/20/2012
This is news to me
09/20/2012
That's strange. I'm the only one who it happens to?
09/20/2012
I've never heard of that.
09/20/2012
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I've never heard of that before.
Originally posted by
Falsepast
I found out that when I sleep with my feet out of my blanket, eat or drink cold things, or am just cold I have nightmares.
Does this happen to everybody?
Does this happen to everybody?
09/20/2012
I have nightmare/flat-out-wei rd dreams perpetually. I haven't noticed if it's any worse regarding tempurature, though. But who knows? It might be related!
09/20/2012
That doesn't happen to me
09/20/2012
Nope not for me. Those things make me cold.
09/20/2012
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I've never connected my nightmares with any particular action.
Originally posted by
Falsepast
I found out that when I sleep with my feet out of my blanket, eat or drink cold things, or am just cold I have nightmares.
Does this happen to everybody?
Does this happen to everybody?
09/20/2012
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Chocolate before bed does it to me. I LOVE chocolate, but the neurotransmitters can really wreak havoc with dream time.
Originally posted by
Falsepast
I found out that when I sleep with my feet out of my blanket, eat or drink cold things, or am just cold I have nightmares.
Does this happen to everybody?
Does this happen to everybody?
09/20/2012
I haven't noticed cold making me have nightmares, cold can help me sleep, cause heat gives me insomnia. I think some nightmares might be because it's getting too hot for me. I tend to find that sounds, like the tv or music, tend to influence my dreams the most. I do think I'll try monitoring the temperature after I wake up from a dream though.
09/20/2012
Does not happen to me.
09/20/2012
I am the exact same way when it comes to having my feet out of the blankets. It's weird! As for the other things like eating cold foods, I haven't noticed anything like that. I definitely have to have my feet under a blanket though LOL.
09/20/2012
Nope, doesn't happen to me.
09/20/2012
lol nope
09/20/2012
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nope never heard of this BF
Originally posted by
Falsepast
I found out that when I sleep with my feet out of my blanket, eat or drink cold things, or am just cold I have nightmares.
Does this happen to everybody?
Does this happen to everybody?
09/20/2012
This never happens to me.
09/20/2012
I don't remember my dreams.
09/20/2012
i've never made that connection before, but i don't think so
09/20/2012
nope, can't say they do
09/20/2012
I've never really paid attention before. I like to sleep with my feet sticking out, I always assumed I tuck them in when they start to get cold. Though, they're like small blocks of ice 99% of the time regardless of my environment's temperature.
09/20/2012
Never noticed it happening.
09/20/2012
Can't say it does
09/20/2012
nope. but when its cold, I wear socks to bed.
09/22/2012
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