mocachapeau
Dagobah Resident
Hi everyone,
It was about three weeks ago that I cut out the coffee and replaced it with tea. So I went down to my local all-organic store to explore the different kinds of herbal tea and found something really interesting called Lucid Dream Tea, from the Algonquin Tea Company. It's supposed to enhance dream recall, and from my experience it really works. My dreams have been more consistently clear and I am remembering much more of them when I drink a cup before bed. There is only one ingredient, a 100% certified organic herb called sweet gale. Here's what it says on the box:
"Handpicked by canoe in the Algonquin wilderness, sweet gale is a light flavourful herbal tea which is said to enable one to have more memorable dreams. To remember your dreams, or to dream with others, try a cup as you go to bed. Lucid dream tea is not a sedative but has an immediate calming effect. Children love it too."
"100% handpicked and ethically wildcrafted in the Canadian wilderness. Contains no caffeine, additives or preservatives."
Their methods are well described on their website:
_www.algonquintea.com
On Wikipedia I found that this shrub grows in some parts of northern Europe, as well. It is also known as myrica gale and bog myrtle. It says that some cultures in Eastern Canada have used it as a traditional remedy for stomach aches, fever, bronchial ailments and liver problems. It is also said to induce lucid dreams.
From what I can see there is nothing suspicious or harmful about it and as I said, it seems to have helped me to remember my dreams.
It was about three weeks ago that I cut out the coffee and replaced it with tea. So I went down to my local all-organic store to explore the different kinds of herbal tea and found something really interesting called Lucid Dream Tea, from the Algonquin Tea Company. It's supposed to enhance dream recall, and from my experience it really works. My dreams have been more consistently clear and I am remembering much more of them when I drink a cup before bed. There is only one ingredient, a 100% certified organic herb called sweet gale. Here's what it says on the box:
"Handpicked by canoe in the Algonquin wilderness, sweet gale is a light flavourful herbal tea which is said to enable one to have more memorable dreams. To remember your dreams, or to dream with others, try a cup as you go to bed. Lucid dream tea is not a sedative but has an immediate calming effect. Children love it too."
"100% handpicked and ethically wildcrafted in the Canadian wilderness. Contains no caffeine, additives or preservatives."
Their methods are well described on their website:
_www.algonquintea.com
On Wikipedia I found that this shrub grows in some parts of northern Europe, as well. It is also known as myrica gale and bog myrtle. It says that some cultures in Eastern Canada have used it as a traditional remedy for stomach aches, fever, bronchial ailments and liver problems. It is also said to induce lucid dreams.
From what I can see there is nothing suspicious or harmful about it and as I said, it seems to have helped me to remember my dreams.
