Have you tried eating cheese on purpose at bedtime?!


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Have you tried eating cheese on purpose at bedtime?

I do it loads, but i love dreaming and never bother about nighmares. I seem to know its a nightmare and not bother too much. I am interested in others opinions.

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5 months ago
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5 months ago
You with the offensive name.. BORED go and watch tv instead then anyhow saddo you are answering questions that interest you. Get some sex instead, sorry not getting any? OK carry on insulting us.

By coincidence, this was on Branaic Test Tube Baby tonight and they proved it has no such effect. People only think it does because Scrooge ate cheese in "A Christmas Carol" before he had his nightmares.

Um, okay?

I've never eaten cheese accidentally.

Try String Cheese

I tried it the other night. No dreams. Just felt sick all night.

I don't believe what you eat causes nightmares. Nightmares are caused my your subconcious mind, just like regulare dreams are. Now if you are lactose intolerant, it might give you an upset stomach in your sleep, but generally, eating cheese at bedtime is no big deal.
And yes, I have done it on purpose because I didn't want to be hungry in the middle of the night, and it worked.

great for vivid colour dreaming ;)

cheese gives people nightmares? how?

I once had lightning flashes and thunder in a dream after eating cheese late. It woke me up.
I'll only eat cheese late night if the tele has been dull and I need some entertainment.
Nightmares are cool, cos, even when you get killed in them you still wander around all purple and stuff.

I normally eat it before goingto bed to especially the string cheese. Then when I sleep I don't worry about nothing.

I am addicted to cheese, and will eat it at any time of day, it doesn't give me nightmares.

I eat cheese at night and iv'e always been ok.

I have tried it because I never remeber my dreams and someone bought me a book about dreams for xmas. I thought if i ate cheese I would be able to remember and read my dream. It didn't work i slept like a baby!!!

i can eat cheese at any time

no i havernt but i might experiment tonight thankyou lol from meggie xx

It doesn't work..but I love a good nightmare.

Yes, it works

For Best Effects try Blue Stilton with Crackers

I LOVE CHEESE ANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT AND USUALLY HAVE A LUMP BEFORE I GET IN THE PIT EVERY NIGHT.

I have tried it twice, once just cheese and then cheese and pickles, but no nightmares or dreams, unfortunately, except a bad start for the day next day. ;-)

i eat cheese at bedtime 2-3 times a week
not on purpose or anything
i eat cheese just because i like it

I do, and I have weird dreams. I had a dream that the ground ate me! And another I was sucked into my game. It was awesome. but a couple of times I ate cheese, and I didn't experiencce anything out of the normal..........

I get REALLY bad nightmares if i eat cheese before bed.The kind of nightmares that you wake up and it takes you 10mins to work out it was just a nightmare and you still feel really distressed all day.But i also get migraines from cheese and wine so maybe that is has something to do with it.

I often eat cheese with an apple before bed and I can't ever remember having nightmares, although I suppose I could have forgotten by the time I woke up.

no never thought to!, suppose i could try tonight to find out

I often try to eat cheese before i go to bed just to test the theory that it gives you nightmares but so far I've never had one after eating cheese. I've tried different cheeses too i.e. cheddar, brie, gouda etc but so far there's been diddley squat on the nightmares. Maybe i'm just not eating enough!!!




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